A 32-year-old woman was freed from a tree in a Bavarian flood zone following a 52-hour ordeal.

A 32-year-old woman was freed from a tree in a Bavarian flood zone following a 52-hour ordeal.

In the end, the woman was discovered with the use of a drone perched in the top of a torn-up tree, where she had sought refuge from the flooding. When she was saved, the water was still up to her chest, the authorities stated, so she required a helicopter rescue.

The 32-year-old was noticeably weak and dehydrated, prompting them to bring her to the hospital as a precaution. Physically, she was okay.

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1. The incident took place in the flood zone of Kempten, a city in Bavaria, Germany.
2. She was rescued on Sunday, three days after the flood started, from a Treetop in New Ulm, another city in Germany.
3. The rescue operation involved the local police and emergency services, who had been working tirelessly in the flood zone for several hours.
4. Interestingly, the woman had traveled to New Ulm before the flood, and was unaware of the city's position in the flood zone.
5. The 52-hour ordeal in the flood zone had a significant impact on her, and she will need time to recover both physically and mentally.

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