Rescuers in the Tatras have three difficult events

HIGH TATRAS.

The Poles are stuck in a gutter

From the Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) they informed this Wednesday evening a request to visit the High Tatras. He helped the 27-year-old Polák, who announced on the emergency line that he was stuck in the middle of the valley, falling into the Great Cold Valley

Although he had a rope, it could not be separated

Coordination was requested by the fire brigade of Air Helicopter Helicopter Air-Transport Europe (VZZS ATE) of Poprad, which on the 39, heliport Starý Smokovec, embarked on board a rescue helicopter

. location

Using a reel for a stranded man, they sent a mountain rescuer who prepared him for transport [1965

Serious injury to the shields of Javorové

a race in the middle of the Massif du Massif, a 34 year old Slovak climber

was also invited to the HZS emergency line. ] "When climbing into the Javorové shield area in the Great Cold Valley, a stone was released, which struck him in the leg and shoulder and caused him to First aid was provided by a colleague, "said FZS on his website

However, it was not possible to deploy aviation equipment in the dark, the GPS coordinates sent by the FHW application show that it is located at the top of Javorová škára,

Due to the difficult terrain where the wounded were found and the non-flight conditions, the HCF rescuers examined all the circumstances and, after consulting the notifier, agreed that the two climbers who spent a bivouac would spend the night in the wall.

On Thursday, after firing from the helicopter in the Javorová škára region, they resigned HZS relief workers from the Central High Tatras, who had been injured, treated immediately and prepared for airlift

. because they have the equipment that was needed in this rescue and

They were taken to the hospital by the Rapid Aids and transferred to the hospital of Poprad

The wounds were trapped in Zadnaya Gerlacha

Trekking with night policemen gathered Polish colleagues with the announcement of the climbing in the Zadní Gerlach region by two Polish mountaineers

. "The Poles probably lost their orientation with the arrival of the night and remained in the Great Valley, both of them wounded and unable to stay overnight until the rescue arrived. "

In the morning, the crew of the helicopter VZZS ATE of Poprad and the mountain rescuer were stranded in the morning

from the ground and transported back to the heliport

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