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Unusual ski lift incidents in Austria
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Four people were injured in an unusual skiing accident in the ski resort of Planai (Austria) on Sunday. Two German women were injured after two snowboarders crashed out of a tow lift. The women sustained injuries to their pelvises and shoulders in the collision, while the men got away with a few bruises.
...Earlier this month, a 57-year-old woman from Hamburg in Germany injured her knee when a car hit her as she was dragged up by a tow lift in Pfifareute, Vorarlberg. The driver, 60, was reprimanded for being careless when checking for oncoming skiers as he drove along the rural road that crossed the lift track.

See: http://www.austriantimes.at/news/General_News/2011-03-21/31601/Ski_lift_accident_injures_four
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We wondered what had happened. We were there just after the accident and saw the helicopter and the paramedic teams. We could see that more than one person had been injured. It seemed to be on the T-bar trail and it was impossible to understand what could have happened.
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