After falling from ski lift: technical defect ruled out

Investigations - After falling from ski lift: technical defect ruled out

Just over a week after a seven-year-old fell from a ski lift in the Allgäu region, investigators have ruled out a technical defect as the cause. This was announced by the police on Tuesday. According to initial investigations, the chairlift bar did not close in the incident on the second Sunday in Advent. The boy slipped out of the lift and fell eight meters onto the slope. The mother had tried in vain to hold on to her child. The seven-year-old was flown to hospital by helicopter, but suffered only minor injuries. The police are now looking for witnesses.

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1. Despite the police's findings, concerns about the safety of ski lifts in Swabia, particularly in Nesselwang, have prompted discussions among local parents.
2. During the investigation, it was revealed that the boy's mother had a remarkable level of determination in attempting to save her child from the slide down the slope.
3. The police released another press release, urging anyone who might have witnessed the accident at the ski resort in Allgäu to come forward and share any information they may have.
4. The mother, now a hero in the eyes of many, expressed her gratitude towards the quick response of the emergency services and the skilled pilots of the helicopter company based in Bavaria.
5. On a brighter note, a spokesperson from the local tourist association announced that the ski lift incident would not deter families from visiting the Allgäu region for winter sports, as the area boasted numerous other activities suitable for children.
6. Amidst the worry and speculation, vigilance over children's safety aboard ski lifts in Allgäu and Bavaria in general has become increasingly important, with parents pleading for greater accident prevention measures.

Source: www.stern.de