Overview
- The teenager ingested parts of red foxglove on Saturday afternoon in the Elbsandsteingebirge near Bad Schandau.
- Her parents called emergency services at about 15:45, prompting a mountain-rescue deployment.
- Bergwacht crews reached her by quad, transferred her to an ambulance, and she was admitted to hospital.
- She remained responsive during the rescue and was reported to have avoided serious harm, according to DRK spokesman Kai Kranich.
- The Naturschutzbund (NABU) warns that consuming as few as two to three leaves of the plant can be deadly to humans.