Two times Olympic Gold Medalist Laura Dahlmeier Died after mountain accident in Pakistan.
Dahlmeier to travel to the Karakoram in the region when he was trapped in a repair on Monday, July 28, according to his management company.
The companion of the rising Dahlmeier, Marina EvaAlerts of rescue services, which sent a helicopter to the place where the Dahlmeier was trapped.
However, due to the distance of the area, the deliverance of helicopter is called.
“It is intended that a helicopter rescue is not possible,” a senior Pakistan official said. “The circumstances of heights where he was wounded more challenging, and a team of foreigners climbed a goard rescue mission today.”
Ground mission was launched on Wednesday, July 30, with a team of three Americans and a German mountaineer. The team finally found Dahlmeier and stated that he was dead.
He was 31 years old.
Dahlmeier is winning the Biathlon Sprint and chase the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeooongchang, which became the first woman who won the same events in the same instant Olympics.
The athlete’s family issued a statement about his death last Wednesday.
“We said to a beautiful man,” Dahlmeier’s family said. “With his warm and sincere attitude, Laura increases our lives and life to others. He showed us that the desire of a dream and goals, while continuing to be self-sufficient.”
Dahlmeier, who was born in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, received compliments for German President Frank-Walter Steinmeierthat calls him “a good sportsoman.”
“Laura Dahlmeier is an ambassador for our country in the world, a model for peaceful, happy and fair equation of boundaries,” Steinmeier in a statement.
President of the International Olympic Committee K MistingIliRry The honor of the Dahlmeier, who said he “lost his life in his loved ones.”
“He will remember forever,” Coventry said. “Our thoughts are in his family and friends this very difficult time.”
From artists to artists, Hollywood has lost many stars in 2025. News in the age of 47. It was killed by the age of 47 “This is an unimaginable tragedy,” Plaza said in a statement of (…)
Dahlmeier retired from his professional Biathlon career in 2019 and became an avid mountaineer.
According to ABC NewsThe Dahlmeier is a Miya confirmed by the State and Ski Guide since 2023 and volunteered for Garmisch-Partenkirch-Partenkirchen Mountain Rescue Team.
Dahlmeier shares Via Instagram In June he spent the moon with “an amazing time in the mountains with great people!”
“Train and prepare for the next major purpose of the expedition. ✅,” he wrote. “Grateful to the ridiculous, lessons, and views. Keep up with new adventures – with home always in my heart. 🏔️🌍✨”
