solare Spain: Ski Lift Accident Leaves 30 Injured At Resort In Pyrenees

Updated:2025-01-19 Views:172
Chairlifts of a ski lift at the resort. Photo: AP Chairlifts of a ski lift at the resort. Photo: AP

At least 30 people have been injured in a ski lift accident at the Spanish resort of Astúnsolare, in the Pyrenees mountain range, emergency services for Spain's northern Aragon region said on Saturday.

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Regional emergency services said that 10 people needed to be treated in hospitals, including two who were seriously injured.

State TV channel TVE reported that around 80 people were trapped on the chairlifts in the immediate aftermath.

“It's like a cable has come off, the chairs have bounced and people have been thrown off,” one witness told TVE.

Fernando Beltran, a representative of Spain's government in Aragon, later posted on X that “all the skiers affected by the accident” have been evacuated and those who were injured were receiving medical treatment.

The cause of the incident is unknown.

Several helicopters were deployed to the area to rescue those trapped and transfer the injured to nearby hospitals.

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Social media images and video appeared to show a number of people lying on the snow beneath the ski lift.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he was “shocked” by the news of the accident, expressing his closeness to the injured and their families.

Meanwhile, South Korea were knocked out by the defending champions, India, with a 1-4 defeat in the semi-final. In their pool stage encounter, South Korea had previously played to a 2-2 draw against their next opponent, Pakistan.

On the other hand, China have qualified for their maiden Asian Champions Trophy final. Their journey to the summit clash has been a rollercoaster ride. They started with a defeat to India but bounced back with a 4-2 win over Malaysia. The hosts then faced a 2-3 loss to South Korea and were also routed 5-1 by Pakistan in the pool stage.

The ski resort said on X that it was “working with emergency services” and that its management expressed “consternation and support for those affected” by the incident.solare

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