A 53-year-old fell around 150 meters while descending a mountain in the Allgäu Alps.
The woman was out with her husband.
She died in the hospital.
Immenstadt - On Easter Sunday, a woman crashed in the Allgäu Alps.
According to the police, she died in the hospital after the accident.
At around 2.30 p.m., the integrated control center * received the message "about a crash below the 'Steineberg'", according to the press release.
The Immennstadt mountain rescue service then flew to the scene of the accident with the crew of the helicopter * Christoph 17.
They found the victim there and carried out the first rescue measures, as it is said.
The woman was taken to the hospital.
The 53-year-old died there hours later due to her serious injuries.
Immenstadt (Allgäu Alps): Woman falls 150 meters and dies in the hospital
The officers reported the following about the cause of the accident: The woman and her husband left the stone mountain in the direction of noon.
According to the iron ladder, the 53-year-old fell on the icy snowfield about 150 meters, including over rock-strewn terrain on the north side.
The police officers of the Alpine Task Force Allgäu have started the investigation.
There are currently no indications of third-party negligence.
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Fatal crash in the Allgäu Alps - the press release of the police in full
"IMMENSTADT. On Easter Sunday, April 4th, 2021, at around 2.30 p.m., the integrated control center was notified of a crash below the "Steineberg" (1660 HM). The Immenstadt mountain rescue service then flew with the crew of the Christoph 17 to the site of the accident, found the casualty there, initiated the first rescue measures and transported her to the hospital. Hours later died in Immenstadt Hospital due to the injuries he had suffered.
About the cause of the accident: A 53-year-old went with her husband from the stone mountain in the direction of noon.
After the iron ladder, it fell on the icy snowfield about 150 meters on the north side, including over rock-strewn terrain.
The police officers of the Alpine Task Force Allgäu have started the investigation.
There are currently no indications of third-party negligence. "
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