A district inspector was also called to the scene, arriving promptly to clarify all circumstances.
The administration noted that protective nets of class A, compliant with international standards, are installed at dangerous sections of the slopes. However, according to preliminary information, high speed, trajectory of movement, and lack of braking caused damage to the net, resulting in the girl falling down the slope. The diagnosis revealed that the girl suffered a traumatic brain injury, a concussion, a complete anterior dislocation of the head of the right femur, and an open fracture of the arm with displacement.
Furthermore, the administration of the ski resort emphasized that using a different type of barrier in this location could have led to more serious consequences. They urged the media to disseminate only verified information and assured that all necessary data is being transmitted to the competent authorities.
