Munich resident is in mortal danger on a mountain tour: Shortly before, she joked - rescuers encounter a telling photo

It's good that Instagram exists.

A young woman from Munich had to be rescued in the Alps.

A picture previously posted helped the emergency services in their search.

• A woman from Munich was “severely hypothermic” after a failed mountain tour.

• Rescue forces embarked on a complicated rescue operation in the Julian Alps.

• A previously posted Instagram photo played a not insignificant role.

Munich - A 27-year-old native of Munich is in the

of onset of

was surprised and in need.

During a nightly

on Tuesday (September 1st) on the border between

and

, the young

finally brought to safety - also thanks to a recently posted

.

The rescue of the 27-year-olds in the summit region of

(2,679 meters) was a "difficult and dangerous operation", quoted the

a spokeswoman for the mountain rescuer CNSAS from

in northeast Italy.

Woman from Munich “severely hypothermic”: Dramatic rescue operation on the Alpine summit begins

Apparently, the Munich

surprised

by a

on her ascent on Monday

and as a result “severely hypothermic”.

Because they no longer moved forward, she put one against 16:40

from.

The following mission dragged on for twelve hours.

It was not until around 5 a.m. on Tuesday morning that rescuers with the “severely hypothermic” casualty dismounted.

After her

, the woman came to a

in

in Slovenia, reports the

.

Research by our editorial team revealed that the injured 27-year-old was brought to the Austrian border.

From there it was probably on to

*.

Instagram story "saves" woman from Munich: The rescuers also see the photo

In bad weather, the Munich

resident was blocked

on a

just below the summit, according to a message from the Italian mountain rescuers on

.

Rescue workers from Slovenia and Italy were also able to

locate

them using a

that they had previously

posted

on your

.

The Italian portal

shows a corresponding screenshot.

First of all, there is plenty of rock to see, an apparently appropriate temperature analysis can be read: “Arschkoid is”.

The 27-year-old had also longed for the later onset of snowfall in her story: "Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow" is the title of the snapshot from the Julian Alps.

The Munich police should have been happy that their colleagues abroad took over this mission.

Due to the corona, the officials in the state capital currently have slightly different worries - such as a planned mega-break on the Isar *.