Laura Dahlmeier died. Your management shares death in a statement.
Sad certainty: Laura Dahlmeier died during a recovery accident. This was announced by her management on Wednesday afternoon.
The explanation in the wording: “Laura Dahlmeier was on July 28th at Laila Peak (6069 m) in the Pakistani Karakorum Mountains in a mountain accident at 5700 m by rockfall. The rescue operation for the recovery was unsuccessful and was hired on the evening of July 29th. Laura Dahlmeier and her rope partner were on the morning of July 28th Summit of the Laila Peak in the Pakistani Karakorum Mountains.
During a abseiling maneuver at around 5700 meters, Laura Dahlmeier was recorded by Steinschlag. Her uninjured rope partner immediately made an emergency call, a rescue operation was initiated immediately. A recovery by the rope partner was tried for many hours, but was impossible due to the severity of the site and the continued stone chill. After the rope partner was also unable to hear signs of life, she decided to withdraw from the danger zone and the further descent during the night.
On the morning of July 29, Laura Dahlmeier was spotted during a overflight of a military helicopter, but no sign of life was noticeable. Due to technical and mountain technology limits of the helicopter, a rescue from the air could not be carried out. A terrestrial rescue was also not possible due to the continuing risk of stone stone and the objective dangers at the scene of the accident.
Based on the knowledge from the helicopter overflow and the rope partners’ descriptions, the severity of the injuries can be assumed from the immediate death of Laura Dahlmeier. The recovery was stopped in the evening when the darkness was inserted. The rope partner was accompanied by the acclimatized climatic mountaineer to the BaseCamp by the acclimatized climatic. It is unharmed and is looked after on site.
For the rescue workers under the currently prevailing difficult conditions, the recovery of the body can be associated with stone chips and a change in weather at the Laila Peak with too high risk and cannot be feasible.
It was Laura Dahlmeier’s express and written will that in a case like this, nobody may risk his life to recover her. Her wish was to leave her body back on the mountain in this case. This is also in the sense of the relatives who also expressly ask to respect Laura’s last wish.
Laura Dahlmeier was already together with friends in the region at the end of June and had successfully climbed the Great Trango Tower (6,287m) on July 8th. The Laila Peak (6069m) was the second summit of the expedition.
Laura Dahlmeier has passed away. Her Management Announces Her Death in A Statement.
Sad CertaAnty: Laura Dahlmeier Has Died in a Mountain Accident. This was Announced by Her Management on Wednesday Afternoon.
The statement in Full: “Laura Dahlmeier Died on July 28 On Laila Peak (6069 m) in the Pakistani Karakoram Mountains in A Mountain Accident at 5700 M Due to a Rockfall. The Rescue Operation Remained Unsuccessful and was stopped on the evening of July Dahlmeier and Her Rope Partner Descending from the summit of Laila Peak in the Pakistani Karakoram Mountains on the Morning of July 28.
During A Rappelling Maneuver at Around 5700 meters, Laura Dahlmeier What Hit by a Rockfall. Her uninjured Rope Partner Immediately Made to Emergency Call, and a Rescue Operation was initiated immediately. A rescue by the rope partners was attempted for many hours, but what impossible due to the severity of the terrain and the continuing rockfall. After the rope partners what unmatch to detect any signs of life, she decided to retreat from the danger zone and continue the descent during the night.
On the Morning of July 29, Laura Dahlmeier was spotted during a flight over by a military helicopter, but no signs of life were visible. Due to Technical and Mountainering Limitations of the Helicopter, to Aerial Rescue Could not be Carried out. A Terrestrial Rescue was so not possible due to the ongoing risk of rockfall and the objective dangers at the accident site.
Based on the find from the Helicopter Overflight and the Rope Partner’s Descriptions of the Severity of the Injuries, Laura Dahlmeier is presumed to have died immediately. With the onset of Darkness, The Rescue was called off in the evening. The Rope Partner was Accompanied to Base Camp by Acclimatized Mountainers Who Had Ascended To Her. She is unsharmed and is stez cared for on site.
The Recovery of the Body is Associated With Too High A Risk for the Rescue Forces Under the Currently Prevailing Difficult Conditions With Rockfall and a Change In The Weather On Laila Peak and is not Feasible.
It was Laura Dahlmeier’s Express and Written wants that in a case like this, no one should risk their life to recover. Her wish was to Leave her body on the mountain in this case. This is therefore in the sense of the relative, who is expressly ask to respect laura’s last wish.
Laura Dahlmeier was alread in the region with friends at the end of June and Had Successfully Climbed the Great Trango Tower (6.287m) on July 8. Laila Peak (6069m) What The Second Summit Goal of the Expedition.