Calgary, Alberta – The second body was found two days after the fall of stones attacked people on the pedestrian route in Banff National Park on Canadian Rockies.
The slide took place on Thursday afternoon, north of Lake Louise in Icefields Parkkay, about 124 miles[124 km]northwest of Calgary. Authorities said on Thursday that one person was killed and three were injured.
In the release of Friday news Friday, Banff National Park said they were killed and that the three people were “seriously injured and distributed to hospital. ‘ The transport in the hospital are reported in a stable. An estimated 100 employees responded to the incident, the park said.
Some 13 other members of Bertenterents “did not need an ambulance” but excluded from RockFall site, Banff National Park said. Authorities say no one else has been reported missing and no unknown vehicles in the trailhead.
“Our thoughts live with those in the hospital and hope they will recover completely,” Banff National Park said.
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SIX-Mile Hiking trail where a rockfall has happened to a baseline lake and is considered a limited challenge for Hikers and is used by visitors and households, including families. It is a circuit that has a mobile phone with mobile phones. The park and the lake is open and safe to visit, the park said, but the area around the bow Glacier Falls remains closed “until the notice.”
“The mountain areas are treating a natural risk that will not be completely determined,” said the park. “Rockfalls of rare size. However, we encourage everyone in the mountain areas that know about their destinations, prepare for, and carry on a satellite communications device.”
1 victim identified
The University of Alberta confirmed one of the two killers killed in Rockfall in Banff National Park and retired Jutta Hinrichs, a leader on the re-clinic. The Canadian authorities said he was 70 years old and lived in Calkary.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said he was very sad about the incident. “We think of all those involved and wish their safety as we expect some details,” said the post office platform X.
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The “unthinkable rockfall
Niclas Brundell, the Trail guide in the nearest bag, said that he walked on his way on Thursday when both began to see regarding the rocks of rocks.
“This is unimaginable for me, that such a large mountain would fall,” he said.
As the rocks began to roll at the sum of the waterfall, he said, he did not hit anyone, but he and his wife wondered why no one responded.
“Then suddenly, I feel the first of the RockFall, and I turn around, every mountain.”
He said Slab seemed to be 164 meters wide and 60 meters, and he and his wife started quarreling.
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When he turned, he saw a group of 15 and 30 people in the prudomon disappear under the dust cloud.
“The only place I’ve ever seen the same is like watching videos from 9-11, when you see New York thrown,” he said.
He said there was roaring, “and I no longer saw me.”
Brundell said that when they appeared enough to feel safe, he sent a satellite message to park in Canada, and his wife rushed to the nearest bedroom to ask for help.
He said it was a popular way because it was considered a simple, and in any summer day there were 15 or more people walking tracking.
