the Man fell Wednesday afternoon off a cliff of about 100 meters at Kjeåsen in Simadal in Eidfjord kommune. The police got the message about fallulykken at. 16.05. All nødetater jerked out.
LATEST: the Police says that the man has died. All of the 13 in turfølget is from Sveio in Hordaland county and Sveio municipality’s crisis team assists the next of kin.
– Yes, he has died, confirms Frode Kolltveit in the West standings.
Struggling to grab the man who fell 100 metres
– It is dark and this is demanding, ” says operasjonsleder Morten Crown in the West police district on Wednesday night.
the rescue helicopter from the joint rescue coordination centre at Sola started work to rig and get ready to fire down a rescuer with a stretcher, but have given up:
the Man who fell is located lifeless in the bottom of a cliff, said the Crown earlier Wednesday night.
the rescue helicopter has retrieved a klatregruppe from the Andover Red Cross. The goal is to four down to the man in the evening, but not they must wait for daylight.
– Yes, it is tragic, ” says operasjonslederen.
the Terrain is extremely rough and demanding.
Late on Wednesday evening has klatrerne assessed the terrain so that they will try to take down to the man. The police are assisting them and it is done now preparation, that to secure the bolts in the mountains.
Get the help of the crisis team in Eidfjord
There is a turfølge on 13 people from Sveio who is affected by the serious fallulykken, and the other in turfølget came not down to the man.
the Rest of the turfølget get tonight the help of the police and a crisis team from Eidfjord municipality, says operasjonsleder Morten Crown.
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joint rescue coordination centre dispatched
Luftambulansen first came to the site.
air ambulance: All emergency services responded to the area at Kjeåsen. Here is luftambulansen in place in Simadal.
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Then sent to the joint rescue coordination centre at Sola a rescue helicopter to Eidfjord, informs the police. The helicopter was first picked up trust in Voss, but they flew directly to the Simadal.
From Eidfjord participating local health care and local police in the rescue operation.
the others in The turfølget had, naturally enough, want to take down to the man, but it is not advisable, ” says the local. There is a dangerous cliff this, ” says the Crown.
Popular turmål
KJEÅSEN: The two fjellgårdene at Kjeåsen is a popular turmål.
Photo: Halvor Folgerø / NRK
Kjeåsen is among Eidfjords many cultural monuments and tourist attractions. The two fjellgårdene on the plateau of Kjeåsen has panoramic views out over the Simadalsfjorden. The current buildings are from the early 1900′s, but Kjeåsen has probably been inhabited since the early 1600s.
the Place is known as one of the world’s most inaccessible mountain farms. On one of the farm living there is still a person in the summer, the second house is abandoned and was recently sold.
Kjeåsen is among other things known from the tv series “Where no one would believe that anybody could live”.
the Hikers when Kjeåsen by going up the path from the Sima power plant next to the fjord. The trail was used as gårdsvei until the middle of 1974. It is steep, and slippery in rainy weather, and it takes around an hour and a half to go up to 530 metres above sea level. Several places there are fixed ropes in the mountains to stay stuck in.
In 1974, it built a five mile long road with one lane to the Kjeåsen in connection with power development. With 2.6 kilometres to go in a tunnel that is one-way and lysregulert.
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