Avalancha en Bariloche: encuentran vivo al hombre que estaba desaparecido

HighlightNow

Avalancha en Bariloche: encuentran vivo al hombre que estaba desaparecido   #AmericaNoticias de Mañana

Transcript

00:00A avalanche in Cerro López. We told you some details of what was the work they did yesterday,

00:10but that had to be suspended due to the weather conditions.

00:13We have to talk, unfortunately, about a dead product of this avalanche,

00:18in a very crowded place, by people specialized in skiing and others who are simply going to tour the area.

00:25There is a wounded person and there is a missing person.

00:28The tasks have already begun today. We have details. Carla, go ahead.

00:36Hello, Eduardo. Well, that's right, we've been working since last night,

00:39even since this morning, in what is the Chico circuit, which is where we are.

00:44Back there you won't be able to see because an incredible storm started.

00:49In fact, well, we can say that the last rescue was lucky.

00:54Well, everything happened yesterday, just as you said, at 5.40 pm, approximately,

01:00when a mountain guide also, apparently, called and communicated precisely with the rescuers,

01:07which is the CACS, which is the Andean Club Aid Commission,

01:11that came out, well, precisely, to the rescue of these three people,

01:15who would have been, in fact, in this Cerro López, skiing.

01:21Well, for people to understand a little, Cerro López,

01:24although it is the hill that we have here behind us,

01:27it is the hill, let's see, it is not as busy as Cerro Oto or Cerro Catedral,

01:31but it is a hill to which, let's see, several people go,

01:35excuse me, I'm going to grab anything, the tripod, because there is a terrible storm.

01:40Let's see, it is a hill where, in general, people go skiing,

01:45or they come with mountain guides, there are two shelters,

01:49and it is a hill that still has its dirt roads,

01:52as to be able to enter, precisely, to do this type of activities.

01:57Let's see, what happened was that at 5.15 pm, approximately,

02:01these three people saw that a blanket of snow fell on them,

02:05along with stones, and well, one was buried,

02:09one, now we know that it is of female sex, it is of Irish nationality,

02:14that it came accompanied by two people,

02:16one would believe that it is a resident of Bariloche,

02:19and the other is a Cordovan.

02:21Now, we know, and minutes ago, nothing more,

02:24it came out, let's see, last night it was suspended,

02:27and that, well, as you said, Eduardo, this rescue was suspended,

02:31precisely because of the inclement weather in the mountains,

02:35and so as not to expose the guides and other lives,

02:38but, let's see, by protocol, it is not that it was suspended

02:42because they wanted to suspend the search, but it was by a protocol,

02:46and today in the morning, that of 6 in the morning, approximately,

02:49then the Andean Club mission returned to venture again to this mountain,

02:56and, let's see, they could have found it, but I'll tell you a fact,

03:00they found it because this person would have taken a cell phone,

03:04that's why it is also very important to note that when one goes to the mountain,

03:08and communication methods are important,

03:12Abuel Campitelli, who is one of the heads of the CACS,

03:15commented to us minutes ago, nothing more,

03:17that what would have happened is that with the cell phone they would have been able to communicate

03:22precisely with them at that of 3 in the morning,

03:25and they would have realized that he was still alive,

03:29then they left very early today to look for them,

03:32the helicopter was in the place,

03:34even civil protection, Estuvo Parque, Gendarmería, the police of Río Negro,

03:40well, they were able to take the helicopter to the place,

03:43we were able to take those images of the helicopter arriving in Colonia Suiza,

03:47and, well, that's the image when we were in Colonia Suiza,

03:52unfortunately we couldn't transmit from there because the signal is very bad,

03:56the helicopter, yes, Eduardo.

03:59And what is known about the state of health of the person who was rescued,

04:02thanks to the fact that he had his cell phone activated and they were able to locate him?

04:09Well, it is known that he arrived precisely, let's see, in conscious conditions,

04:14that is, to the zonal hospital where he was taken,

04:18we have this last-minute data that the head of the CACS just passed me,

04:23which apparently would have a picture of hypothermia like the other person who was saved,

04:29but, well, he would have some congelations in extremities,

04:32but that has to be confirmed, this is what the head of the CACS just told us.

04:37But, well, really, I would tell you that it is a miracle, Eduardo,

04:41and I say this personally because one also knows the mountain,

04:44we were worried, right, from yesterday night,

04:48always positive, because these things can always happen,

04:51in the mountain it is seen that perhaps it was people who knew about the handling, right, in the mountain,

04:57and, well, luckily today we can be giving this news that is alive.

05:01Thank you Carla for the information.

Category

Transcript

Recommended