Die Schweiz
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05.07.2012
Am Mittwochnachmittag ist ein Mountainbiker in der Val d’Uina, einem Seitental im Unterengadin, in eine Schlucht gestürzt. Der 38-jährige Holländer zog sich dabei tödliche Verletzungen zu.
Der Mann befand sich zusammen mit vier Kollegen, welche alle auch aus Holland stammen, auf einer Biketour. Diese sollte die Gruppe vom Münstertal über den Schlinigpass und durch die Val d’Uina ins Engadin führen. Bei der Örtlichkeit „Galleria“, am Anfang der Val d’Uina, verläuft der Weg rechts der Felswand entlang und ist nur rund einen Meter breit. Während die vier Kollegen diese Stelle zu Fuss passierten, entschied sich der 38-Jährige zu fahren. Nach wenigen Metern verlor er gemäss Aussage eines Kollegen das Gleichgewicht und stürzte mit dem Bike rund 110 Meter in die Schlucht hinunter. Dabei zog er sich tödliche Verletzungen zu.
Aufwendige Bergungsaktion
Die Bergung des Verunglückten gestaltete sich in der engen Schlucht sehr schwierig. Im Einsatz standen je ein Helikopter der Rega und der Heli Bernina AG. Dem Piloten der Heli Bernina gelang es schliesslich, mit einer sogenannten Long-Line vier Rettungsspezialisten in die Schlucht abzuseilen, welche die Leiche bergen konnten. An der Rettungsaktion beteiligt waren auch fünf Retter der SAC-Sektion Engiadina Bassa sowie die Kantonspolizei Graubünden.
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The Swiss Way relates the history of Switzerland surrounded by a scenic landscape. The trail was constructed as a joint project of the cantons on the occasion of the 700th anniversary celebrations of the Confederation (1291-1991). It begins on the Rütli Meadow, where the Confederation was founded, and ends in Brunnen in the Swiss Expatriates Square (Platz der Auslandschweizer).
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The gorge of Monte Piottino is, together with the Schöllenen and the Via Mala, one of the most impressive gorge pass in Switzerland
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🇮🇹 Tavazzano (LO), 27/10/22
IT: Dopo essere state comuni per molti anni, le E474 di SBB Cargo sono diventate una insolita presenza sui binari italiani, oggi però l'unità 013 era in testa al TEC Bologna Interporto-Luino quasi giunto nel nodo milanese.
EN: After being common for many years, SBB Cargo Re474 have become an unusual presence on Italian rail, but today unit 013 was headed the intermodal train from Bologna Interporto to Luino (Switzerland border) almost reached the Milan junction.
© Mirko Destefani
The Val Bregaglia is an alpine valley of Switzerland and Italy at the base of which runs the river Mera. The local dialect is a variety of Lombard with similarities to neighboring dialects of Romansh. The Bregaglia Range is a popular mountaineering destination, and includes such peaks as Monte Disgrazia, Piz Cengalo and Piz Badile.