Climbers attempt rescue of German Olympic champion seriously injured in Pakistan mountains

German Olympian Laura Dahlmeier Seriously Injured in Pakistan Mountain Accident Laura Dahlmeier, a double biathlon champion, was seriously injured after being struck by a rockfall at an altitude of 5,700m on Laila Peak in the Karakoram range of northern Pakistan. The accident occurred on Monday around midday, and Dahlmeier's climbing partner was able to reach safety and sound the alarm. Due to the remote location and the danger of further rockfalls, no one has been able to reach Dahlmeier yet. A team of climbers is now preparing to launch a ground rescue mission to retrieve the injured athlete. The rescue operation is complicated by the challenging terrain and the risk of additional rock falls in the area. The news highlights the dangers faced by mountaineers and the difficulties in providing timely rescue efforts in remote and treacherous environments. The focus now is on the successful rescue of Dahlmeier and ensuring her safe return.
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