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A British
boy died on a school trip in the Austrian Alps after plunging down
a crevasse as he tried to save a friend from falling. Hayden
Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in
Gillingham...
A British boy died
on a school trip in the Austrian Alps after plunging down a
crevasse as he tried to save a friend from falling.
Hayden Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in Gillingham, Kent, set off with three other boys on a dangerous trek up a mountain during their afternoon "freetime" at the resort of Mallnitz.
Police said that in an "adventurous spirit", they strayed from a path and Hayden, who was on his first ever skiing trip and was wearing only trainers, broke his neck after falling 30ft backwards down a ravine.
Officers said he had probably saved the life of Stafford Bain 14, by catching his fall.
An officer said: "His friend was standing above him when he fell and Hayden tried to catch him but both then slipped backwards. The boy that fell slid on his belly and landed in a tree after ten feet, but Hayden fell backwards for more than 30 feet, bouncing from rock to rock as he fell down the almost vertical drop."
When teachers were alerted at a nearby hotel, two of them put their own lives at risk by trekking through the woods and climbing down to find the boy. They attempted to resuscitate him until help arrived.
In hazardous conditions, firemen mounted high powered search lights on the mountain side to guide a helicopter in, carrying an emergency surgeon suspended from a 130 foot rope. However he was only able to confirm that the boy had died instantly in the fall.
advertisement. Hayden's parents, Gary, 35, and Hayley, 31, were said to be in a "dreadful state" and have flown to Austria along with Hayden's 10-year-old brother, Aaron.
Hayden Waller, 12, was trying to rescue a friend on a mountainside when he lost his footing and plunged 30ft on to rocks, breaking his neck.
In a statement, his mother Hayley said: "Everyone loved him. He was the most loveable, likeable child you have ever come across and we are absolutely devastated."
Hayden was among four boys who were trekking a short distance up a mountain from their hotel to a viewpoint.
But one lost his footing and slide about 30ft down the mountainside.
Hayden Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in Gillingham, Kent, set off with three other boys on a dangerous trek up a mountain during their afternoon "freetime" at the resort of Mallnitz.
Police said that in an "adventurous spirit", they strayed from a path and Hayden, who was on his first ever skiing trip and was wearing only trainers, broke his neck after falling 30ft backwards down a ravine.
Officers said he had probably saved the life of Stafford Bain 14, by catching his fall.
An officer said: "His friend was standing above him when he fell and Hayden tried to catch him but both then slipped backwards. The boy that fell slid on his belly and landed in a tree after ten feet, but Hayden fell backwards for more than 30 feet, bouncing from rock to rock as he fell down the almost vertical drop."
When teachers were alerted at a nearby hotel, two of them put their own lives at risk by trekking through the woods and climbing down to find the boy. They attempted to resuscitate him until help arrived.
In hazardous conditions, firemen mounted high powered search lights on the mountain side to guide a helicopter in, carrying an emergency surgeon suspended from a 130 foot rope. However he was only able to confirm that the boy had died instantly in the fall.
advertisement. Hayden's parents, Gary, 35, and Hayley, 31, were said to be in a "dreadful state" and have flown to Austria along with Hayden's 10-year-old brother, Aaron.
Hayden Waller, 12, was trying to rescue a friend on a mountainside when he lost his footing and plunged 30ft on to rocks, breaking his neck.
In a statement, his mother Hayley said: "Everyone loved him. He was the most loveable, likeable child you have ever come across and we are absolutely devastated."
Hayden was among four boys who were trekking a short distance up a mountain from their hotel to a viewpoint.
But one lost his footing and slide about 30ft down the mountainside.
A British
boy died on a school trip in the Austrian Alps after plunging down
a crevasse as he tried to save a friend from falling. Hayden
Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in
Gillingham...
A British boy died
on a school trip in the Austrian Alps after plunging down a
crevasse as he tried to save a friend from falling.
Hayden Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in Gillingham, Kent, set off with three other boys on a dangerous trek up a mountain during their afternoon "freetime" at the resort of Mallnitz.
Police said that in an "adventurous spirit", they strayed from a path and Hayden, who was on his first ever skiing trip and was wearing only trainers, broke his neck after falling 30ft backwards down a ravine.
Officers said he had probably saved the life of Stafford Bain 14, by catching his fall.
An officer said: "His friend was standing above him when he fell and Hayden tried to catch him but both then slipped backwards. The boy that fell slid on his belly and landed in a tree after ten feet, but Hayden fell backwards for more than 30 feet, bouncing from rock to rock as he fell down the almost vertical drop."
When teachers were alerted at a nearby hotel, two of them put their own lives at risk by trekking through the woods and climbing down to find the boy. They attempted to resuscitate him until help arrived.
In hazardous conditions, firemen mounted high powered search lights on the mountain side to guide a helicopter in, carrying an emergency surgeon suspended from a 130 foot rope. However he was only able to confirm that the boy had died instantly in the fall.
advertisement. Hayden's parents, Gary, 35, and Hayley, 31, were said to be in a "dreadful state" and have flown to Austria along with Hayden's 10-year-old brother, Aaron.
Hayden Waller, 12, was trying to rescue a friend on a mountainside when he lost his footing and plunged 30ft on to rocks, breaking his neck.
In a statement, his mother Hayley said: "Everyone loved him. He was the most loveable, likeable child you have ever come across and we are absolutely devastated."
Hayden was among four boys who were trekking a short distance up a mountain from their hotel to a viewpoint.
But one lost his footing and slide about 30ft down the mountainside.
Hayden Waller, 12, a pupil at The Howard School, in Gillingham, Kent, set off with three other boys on a dangerous trek up a mountain during their afternoon "freetime" at the resort of Mallnitz.
Police said that in an "adventurous spirit", they strayed from a path and Hayden, who was on his first ever skiing trip and was wearing only trainers, broke his neck after falling 30ft backwards down a ravine.
Officers said he had probably saved the life of Stafford Bain 14, by catching his fall.
An officer said: "His friend was standing above him when he fell and Hayden tried to catch him but both then slipped backwards. The boy that fell slid on his belly and landed in a tree after ten feet, but Hayden fell backwards for more than 30 feet, bouncing from rock to rock as he fell down the almost vertical drop."
When teachers were alerted at a nearby hotel, two of them put their own lives at risk by trekking through the woods and climbing down to find the boy. They attempted to resuscitate him until help arrived.
In hazardous conditions, firemen mounted high powered search lights on the mountain side to guide a helicopter in, carrying an emergency surgeon suspended from a 130 foot rope. However he was only able to confirm that the boy had died instantly in the fall.
advertisement. Hayden's parents, Gary, 35, and Hayley, 31, were said to be in a "dreadful state" and have flown to Austria along with Hayden's 10-year-old brother, Aaron.
Hayden Waller, 12, was trying to rescue a friend on a mountainside when he lost his footing and plunged 30ft on to rocks, breaking his neck.
In a statement, his mother Hayley said: "Everyone loved him. He was the most loveable, likeable child you have ever come across and we are absolutely devastated."
Hayden was among four boys who were trekking a short distance up a mountain from their hotel to a viewpoint.
But one lost his footing and slide about 30ft down the mountainside.
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Um menino britânico morreu em uma
viagem escolar nos Alpes austríacos depois de mergulhar estabelece
uma fenda que ele tentou salvar um amigo de queda. Waller Hayden,
12, um aluno na Escola Howard, em Gillingham ...
Um menino britânico morreu em uma viagem escolar nos Alpes austríacos depois de mergulhar estabelece uma fenda que ele tentou salvar um amigo de queda. Waller Hayden, 12, um aluno na Escola Howard, em Gillingham, Kent, zarpar com outros três meninos em uma perigosa caminhada até uma montanha durante a tarde "gratuito" no resort de Mallnitz. Polícia disse que, em um "espírito aventureiro", que desvia de um caminho e Hayden, que estava em sua primeira viagem e nunca esqui estava usando apenas formadores, quebrou seu pescoço depois de cair para trás 30ft estabelece um barranco. Autoridades disseram que ele tinha provavelmente salvou a vida de Stafford Bain 14, captura por sua queda. Um oficial disse: "Seu amigo estava de pé atrás dele quando ele caiu e Hayden tentou pegá-lo, mas ambos, então escorregou para trás. O menino que caiu deslizado em seu ventre e desembarcaram em uma árvore depois de dez metros, mas caiu para trás Hayden para mais de 30 pés, saltando de pedra a pedra como ele caiu a quase queda vertical. " Quando os professores foram alertados em um hotel perto, dois deles ponha as suas próprias vidas em risco por caminhadas pela floresta e escalada para baixo para encontrar o menino. Eles tentaram ressuscitá-lo até que a ajuda chegou. Em condições perigosas, bombeiros montado alta potência pesquisa luzes na montanha, com vista a orientar em um helicóptero, transportando uma emergência cirurgião suspensos a partir de 130 pés uma corda. No entanto, ele só foi capaz de confirmar que o rapaz tinha morrido instantaneamente na queda. advertisement. Os pais de Hayden, Gary, 35, e Hayley, 31, estavam a ser dito em uma "situação terrível" e de ter voado para a Áustria, juntamente com Hayden's 10-year-old irmão, Aarão. ___________________________ Waller Hayden, 12, estava a tentar salvar um amigo em um Mountainside quando ele perdeu o pé e caiu sobre a 30ft pedras, quebrando seu pescoço. Numa declaração, a sua mãe Hayley disse: "Todo mundo adorava. Ele foi o mais adorável, amável criança já alguma vez deparamos e estamos absolutamente devastada." Hayden estava entre os quatro rapazes que estavam trekking uma curta distância até uma montanha de seu hotel para um ponto de vista. Mas perdeu o pé e um slide sobre 30ft estabelece as Mountainside. Categoria: Notícias e política Palavras-chave: Hayden Waller descanse em paz que saudades acidente |
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