GermanyA 64-year-old man from the district of Darmstadt died after falling approximately 80 meters during a hiking trip in the Zillertal Alps in Tyrol, Austria. The incident occurred while he was descending with his son (38) and nephew (36) after reaching the 3,476-meter-high Olperer peak. The men had spent the night at a hut before starting their ascent. During the descent, the younger two heard a scream and saw the older man fall over steep and rocky terrain. They immediately called for emergency services and descended to provide aid. Other climbers who witnessed the event also rushed to the scene. Due to weather conditions, rescue helicopters could not land directly at the accident site. A helicopter crew had to climb 200 meters up a slope to reach the victim, but despite efforts, the man died at the scene.
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