He 60-year-old mountaineer from Cordoba rescued after suffering this weekend week a head injury sliding down slope on the Aneto glacierin the Aragonese Pyrenees, was transferred to be treated our capitalbeing stable and not requiring urgent intervention.
He The injured person was initially admitted to the Clinical Hospital of Zaragoza.where he was treated this Monday and this morning, until his discharge, they confirmed to Europa Press of the Autonomous Government of Aragon.
The Greim (Special Mountain Intervention Rescue Group) of Gucivil fire from Benasque (Huesca) found this Sunday in a serious condition after receiving a notice from 112-SOS Aragón around 5:10 p.m. After assessing the situation, it was decided that due to the weather conditions it was not safe to access the injured with the helicopter, so the support of more mountain specialists was requested to carry out the evacuation on foot, transported by the air unit to the nearest point.
Once in place, we proceeded to immobilize the patient to begin with the evacuation of the tensioner to Collado de Coronas for extraction by helicopter, the use of this device being impossible due to zero visibility, requesting the assistance of more specialists and another doctor to spend the night inside accident location. In a video, the Civil Guard recorded the difficulty of the rescue and how painful it must have been for the climber. At one point, one of the members of the operation can even be seen addressing the injured climber with a reassuring phrase: “Rafa, come on, there are fewer left.”
Finally, at This Monday, first thing in the morning, the injured man from Cordoba was evacuatedseriously injured, and his two companions to the Benasque heliport, where the injured man was transferred to helicopter 112 to be transferred to Zaragoza.
