German climber stranded at 2,600 metres in Austrian Alps rescued after 14-hour operation
A German climber stranded at 2,600 metres in Austria’s Alps was rescued after a 14-hour operation. A mountain rescue official said the climber likely would not have survived another night in the conditions.
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