Nine members of a search and rescue unit from Höfn in Hornafjörður had to assist two hikers down from Fláajökull glacier yesterday evening, reports Vísir. The two men had found themselves in a tight corner after nightfall and called for assistance. They were able to disclose their exact gps coordinates, making the rescue mission swift and straightforward.
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A rescue member rappelled down a 300 metre-high ledge (3.28084 ft) to assist one of the hikers, who was stranded on the cliff. According to Vísir, the two men were cold and wet but otherwise unharmed.
Nine members of a search and rescue unit from Höfn in Hornafjörður had to assist two hikers down from Fláajökull glacier yesterday evening, reports Vísir. The two men had found themselves in a tight corner after nightfall and called for assistance. They were able to disclose their exact gps coordinates, making the rescue mission swift and straightforward.
Read more: Make your trip to Iceland a safe one with a little pre-planning
A rescue member rappelled down a 300 metre-high ledge (3.28084 ft) to assist one of the hikers, who was stranded on the cliff. According to Vísir, the two men were cold and wet but otherwise unharmed.
