Mountain Rescue refers to a specialized operation conducted to locate, assist, and evacuate individuals who are lost, injured, or in distress in mountainous or rugged terrain. This type of rescue typically involves trained personnel who have expertise in mountain navigation, climbing techniques, and wilderness survival. Mountain rescue teams may include volunteers, hikers, climbers, ambulance services, and helicopters, often working in coordination with local authorities and emergency services. The primary aim is to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals in peril, providing medical care and facilitating safe transportation out of potentially hazardous environments.
A winter emergency unfolded at Eibsee when adventurers fell through the ice, prompting a large-scale rescue operation. The rescue involved a coordinated effort with helicopters and emergency vehicles, highlighting the…