Great concern surrounds former biathlon star Laura Dahlmeier, after she suffered a serious accident during a mountain expedition in Pakistan. The 31-year-old, who won two Olympic gold medals for Germany, was reportedly struck by falling rocks while climbing in a remote area.
According to statements from her management to ZDF and the German Press Agency (dpa), Dahlmeier is "at least seriously injured." The incident occurred during a challenging ascent in a mountainous region where conditions are currently preventing emergency teams from reaching her.
Authorities say that rescue operations are underway, but difficult terrain and ongoing rockfall are hindering immediate access. Dahlmeier, known for her mental strength and resilience, retired from professional biathlon in 2019 after a highly successful career that included seven world championship titles and two Olympic golds at PyeongChang 2018.
The German sporting community has expressed deep concern and solidarity with the athlete. Fans and fellow athletes have taken to social media, sharing messages of support and hoping for positive news in the coming hours.
This tragic accident highlights the risks associated with high-altitude expeditions, even for experienced mountaineers like Dahlmeier. As the situation develops, many are waiting anxiously for updates on her condition and rescue efforts.
More information will follow as authorities provide further details.
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