The Haute-Garonne firefighters intervened with a vehicle called the All Terrain Light Emergency Unit. - SDIS 31

Tobogganing is not without danger. On Sunday, two people were injured while practicing this leisure activity on a sloping site of the Mourtis ski resort, in Haute-Garonne, whose slopes were not open.

Several teams of firefighters from Saint-Béat, but also from Aspet and Bagnères-de-Luchon, as well as two mountain rescue CRS intervened to take care of a 25-year-old woman, whose pelvis was fractured , as well as a 14 year old girl more slightly affected.

The firefighters # firefighters of @ sdis31officiel were hired on the #Mourtis ski resort for two people injured following a tobogganing accident. The 2 victims, including 1 seriously injured, were first evacuated using the # ULTT in Saint-Béat.
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- Firefighters 31 (@ sdis31officiel) January 19, 2020

Caution

To access the accident site, more than a kilometer from the roads, the rescuers had to use a lighter all-terrain vehicle, which they used to repatriate the two injured people to the emergency vehicles who transported them to the Saint-Gaudens hospital.

The Pyrenees mountain rescue services call for caution when the weather conditions are not optimal in the mountains.

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