A 54-year-old Czech man died in Austria, he was not revived in the hospital after falling from a kayak

A fatal kayaking accident occurred on Thursday shortly before noon in the town of Weienbach am Attersee. The thirty-fifty-year-old rider knew the way for a long time and was therefore aware of the danger, but even though he fell out of the kayak into the current, he was unable to reach solid ground due to the strong current.

His colleague and his kayak whistled for help and alerted the rescue service. He was taken out for a run with the help of the development technique, and then he was transported to the helicopter by the rescue service. He airlifted him to Kepler University Hospital, where doctors continued resuscitation. But he died later, the Austrian website Kronen Zeitung pointed out.

The accident was not unique, at the end of April, a 36-year-old man fell to the ground near the Austrian village of Scheffau. Mu from a group of other kayaks hit a log while crossing the mouth of the river and was put under water. The rescuers searched for the sea until late in the evening, then they washed for a while because of the high water levels caused by the dark snow. During the night the water level dropped and the pattern was restored early. The ground of the mue was found on the edge of the soutsky.

In May 2016, those dead echoes then embarked on a guided flight along the Landquart river in the eastern part of Austria. In 2015, a seventeen-year-old man drowned near the mountain resort of Lofer in Salzburg when his kayak overturned during a storm of water.

In April 2014, a Czech canoeist drowned in Austria near the Saalach river. Mu from Brno capsized with his boat at the end of a section of wild water in the Teufelsschlucht gorge. In June 2013, in the south of Austria, near the Upper Tropics, the village of Palfau experienced a twenty-one-year flood on the Salza River. She was sailing with another young woman on an inflatable kayak that capsized.