Overview
- Tirol police report a 50-year-old woman from Bavaria fell to her death below the 2,741‑meter Grießspitze on the Stöttlwand-Fischplatten route; her 56-year-old husband abseiled and was airlifted to safety.
- On the Großglockner, a 57-year-old from Passau and a 47-year-old Russian companion were winched out after panic attacks and were treated for mild hypothermia but remained uninjured.
- Italy’s mountain rescue said a 31-year-old German died after a roughly 200‑meter fall on the 3,851‑meter Königspitze, with his partner flown to the valley in shock after a night in a bivouac.
- In Vorarlberg, a 26-year-old German tour guide was hit by a ~100‑kilogram rock on the Roggalspitze, fell about 20 meters into his safety line, and was helicoptered to hospital with unspecified injuries.
- Bodies were recovered and survivors evacuated over the weekend of September 6–7, with police and mountain-rescue services continuing formal investigations into the causes.