Tragic Accidents in Spain: Three Climbers Die in Moncayo; Two Found Dead in Castellón
Three mountaineers perish after falling at the Escupidera in Moncayo National Park; two individuals found dead in separate incident at a Castellón farmhouse.
Three mountaineers have died following an accident on Saturday in the Moncayo Natural Park, located in Zaragoza, Spain.
The incident occurred at a location known as the Escupidera, near the summit of the Moncayo peak, as reported by the Guardia Civil.
Emergency services received a call regarding the potential fall around 2:00 PM, prompting an immediate response from the Special Mountain Rescue Group (GREIM) based in Tarazona, along with the Civil Guard Air Unit based in Huesca.
Due to adverse weather conditions in the area, rescue specialists had to access the accident site on foot.
Two of the individuals involved sustained injuries that were deemed incompatible with life, while the third climber was rescued in critical condition but succumbed to their injuries shortly after the operation.
In an unrelated incident, the Guardia Civil is investigating the deaths of two individuals, a man and a woman, found in a farmhouse in Vistabella, Castellón. The bodies of the deceased, aged 58 and 64, were discovered on Friday inside the property.
Preliminary indications suggest that the cause of death may be linked to carbon monoxide poisoning, although the final determination will await autopsy results.
Both incidents reflect ongoing concerns regarding safety in outdoor activities and residential environments.
The incident occurred at a location known as the Escupidera, near the summit of the Moncayo peak, as reported by the Guardia Civil.
Emergency services received a call regarding the potential fall around 2:00 PM, prompting an immediate response from the Special Mountain Rescue Group (GREIM) based in Tarazona, along with the Civil Guard Air Unit based in Huesca.
Due to adverse weather conditions in the area, rescue specialists had to access the accident site on foot.
Two of the individuals involved sustained injuries that were deemed incompatible with life, while the third climber was rescued in critical condition but succumbed to their injuries shortly after the operation.
In an unrelated incident, the Guardia Civil is investigating the deaths of two individuals, a man and a woman, found in a farmhouse in Vistabella, Castellón. The bodies of the deceased, aged 58 and 64, were discovered on Friday inside the property.
Preliminary indications suggest that the cause of death may be linked to carbon monoxide poisoning, although the final determination will await autopsy results.
Both incidents reflect ongoing concerns regarding safety in outdoor activities and residential environments.
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