Overview
- Officials said the incident occurred around 11:25 at the mountain station at roughly 2,800 meters.
- The fire brigade reported two cabins were involved, with one striking the upper station and another the valley structure.
- Three passengers in the upper cabin and the valley operator were injured, and none were reported in life-threatening condition.
- About 100 people stranded at altitude were flown to the valley by helicopter, with evacuations completed shortly before 15:00.
- The operator cited a technical malfunction and said emergency systems engaged, and the line, overhauled in 2023, remains closed for checks.