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28. 10. 09. - 16:00
By David Rogers
A six-year-old boy was killed when he fell in the mountains near Alpbach, Tyrol, yesterday (Tues) afternoon.
Jacob M. from Alpbach had fallen after he wandered away from a food stand into a steep, rocky area.
His cousin Florian W., who was with him at the time, had also fallen but managed to grab a tree branch and hold on to it until a rescue helicopter team pulled him to safety.
Austrian Times
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