Colorado Avalash victim was seen under the snow in a dramatic rescue operation captured on the video.
The individual – who only escaped with slight injuries – spent more than an hour under the snow in Vail Pass after the accident on Monday afternoon, according to the Sumit Sharif County Office.
“About two feet below, two feet under the snow, we have just discovered,” can hear a deputy saying in the Bodycam video released from the rescue. “He is breathing, conscious and speaking to us.”
The footage of the first respondents showed piles of snow to reach the victim, which appears to be near the surface with the help of a airbag from Avalanche.
The body of the Colorado College student was found in the rough terrain
Sumit Sharif County Office said the victim spent more than an hour under the snow on Monday in Phil Pass. (Sumit Sharif County Office)
“We are incredibly grateful for this lucky result and we are proud of the coordinated efforts of our deputies and the Summit County Rescue group. Their dedication and skills made this rescue possible,” said Sumit Sharif.
Lieutenant Mike Sheling said Fox weather The rescue was “very amazing”.
“We go to that rescue, and often, they recover. Until finding someone after an hour and five minutes of burial is very rare,” he added.
Snow Utta is listed in Avalanche after completely burial.
The video is taken to save the man in Vail Pass in Colorado. (Sumit Sharif County Office)
Elsewhere on Monday, two skiers were killed in the country after they were held in an ice collapse in the Kaskid Mountains in the state of Oregon, in the Habi Valley West Bend area.
They are the victims who were identified in this incident – Susan Squaresa, 52, and Terrance Skjersaa, 57 – are part of a family that opened the first ski store in Bend, according to Associated Press.
The 8 -year -old ski plate was also rescued this week after the Killington Ski Resort in Vermont, according to The Boston Globe.
The victim was found about two feet under snow. (Sumit Sharif County Office)
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The child was not completely sitting when the chair left the loading area on Wednesday, and finally fell into a rescue network, the newspaper said, referring to the report.