A Tourist Who was Buried Under An Avalanche in Norway was pulled alive from Under the Snow Seven Hours later. That’s accordance to the guardian , based on local media.
The man was Caht by an Avalanche on Mount Pollfjellet, in The Northern Tip of Norway, Shortly After Midnight on Wednesday.
The Victim, a man in his forties or fifties, was Able to Survive because he was Trapped in a Small Cavity Under The Snow. From there, he managed to alert the police.
Normally, People Don’t Survive Longer than for minutes under an Avalanche, an expert Tells Local Newspaper Itromsø . Some Last a Little Longer, But Seven Hours is “Almost Unique in History.”
The man was possible found after seven hours by a dog handler and his dog whiskey. “It was very surprising that we found him alive,” the officer told TV2 . The Mayor of Lyngen, Where the Man Went Missing, Called the Incident “A Miracle,” According to BroadCaster NRK .
The man was part of a group of three tourists who were skiing in the northern region, where there was a high risk of avalanches. One of the Three Skiers is Still Missing. The Third Fell Into The Water of a Fjord Due to the Avalanche, but was Able to Get Ashore Himself and Alert The Emergency Services.