MOUNTAIN RESCUE GMUNDEN SHOWS ITS USE STRENGTH
The rescue of persons from the gondolas of the stalled Grünberg cable car show Gmundnerberg rescuers in their review exercise to the 90th anniversary of the local authority. Supports the rescuers while rescue helicopters and members of the Alpine task force of the police. Visitors to the events that will be commented professionally, the best of the big parking lot of the Green Mountain Railway in the district Weyer track of.
The Green Mountain cable car has come to a standstill due to a technical malfunction and can not be moved by emergency drive. For the recovery of the fixed in the gondolas persons Gmundnerberg rescue is alerted, which in turn requests the police use of the Alpine Group Salzkammergut and rescue helicopter for support. This scenario is thankfully only an exercise adoption and the contents of a large exhibition exercise that will give the Gmundnerberg savior of the citizens and visitors an insight into their work. The show will
exercise in all weather on Saturday the 17th July, beginning at 16 clock, in the valley of the Green Mountain Railway instead. Shown The alpine rescue the rescue of persons from the stalled cable car, from "high up" - to be roped up to 88 meters above the ground. This can be recovered as quickly as possible and all persons on the safe ground back to even salvage operations are shown with the helicopters, where people from flying with the rescuers Bergetau be recovered from the gondolas.
During the extensive review exercise sets the green mountain cable car between 16 und 19 clock its operation, for people to wait in that period on the mountain on their descent, are used shuttle buses. The last trip to the cable car but 19 are then clock it again. The management the Green Mountain cable car and the Bergret-tung Gmunden request for your understanding.
The public is invited to this review exercise, sincerely and the rescuers would look forward to a lively visit, they can thereby provide insight into their work in the real case, usually high up on the mountain and so ignored held by the public.
author Wolfgang Ebner
photos Wolfgang Ebner
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