Australian: Frau überlebt trotz Schlangenbiss zwölf Tage in der Wildnis

Tagelang is said to have taken missing photos and protection measures of Behördenmitarbeitern and Freiwilligen in the Snowy Mountains in the Australian Federal State of New South Wales. Now we were Lovisa “Kiki” Sjoberg (48) on Sunday at 4:50 PM, a remote event in the Kosciuszko National Park was founded – quickly during the next week, it will be a war.

The pre-photographs and activities for the Wildpferd-Rasse Brumby War will take place tomorrow on October 15th. If the Mitarbeiter der Vermietung Feststellten, the Rückgabe ofs Wagens Sechs Tage überfällig War, los op 21. Oktober Alarm aus. The car was made to look great on a Parkplatz in the Kosciuszko National Park.

There was such an action that the Polizisten of Pferden and with Spürhunden, Park Ranger, Feuerwehrleute and a Helicopter with Wärmebildkamera made possible. Auch Freiwillige und Angehörige beteiligten sich an der Suche.

Start with the beginning of this kind of thing: the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has left Sjoberg verlet, entkräftet and “extremely dehydrated” on the Nungar Creek Trail near Kiandra. If you celebrate war, you will be forced to eat a poisonous Schlange, a Kupferkopf. Sanitation, the fund caused the disease, before emergency care was brought to Cooma District Hospital. They wage a war in stable Zustand, while Auffinden counts Toby Lindsay’s police as “benomen”.

Sjöberg war in the region and in the distance and the war in the Snowy Mountains en route, a wild photographers. But that’s when things went wrong. Laut Lindsay can say Sjoberg von Glück, am Leben zu sein: “If your war is bissen by a Schlange for four years, how you stiffen the Knöchel and little extremely dries out.” These nights, temperatures near the Gefrierpunkt were observed in the densely guarded countryside.