Spain. The tragic death of a tourist in a holiday paradise. Fell off the viewpoint
This tragedy occurred in Segovia on Saturday, April 12. A tourist from Great Britain fell from the famous Postigio del Consuelo.. Initially, the press reported that the tragedy occurred when the man entered the viewpoint, but subsequent arrangements contradict this.
Spain. The tragic death of a tourist in Segovia
The local newspaper El Norte de Castilla said that the British sat on the edge of the stairs leading to the viewpoint and lost his balance, falling back.
The police reported that the 63-year-old came to Segovia two days earlier. He was accompanied by two other people.
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Rescuers who arrived tried to resuscitate tourist, but to no avail. The police initiated an investigation into an accident. Evidence and testimonies of witnesses are collected.
Tragedy on the famous Postigio del Consuelo.
The Guardian contacted the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
We support the family of a British citizen who died in Spain, we are in contact with local authorities
– informed the spokesperson of the ministry.
The famous Postigio del Consuelo viewing platform was created in an ancient wall that once surrounded the city. Is located next to the Roman aqueduct with I or II in ne
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The aqueduct is a symbol of Segovia, immortalized on the coat of arms of the city. In 1985 it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
(Source: Media, Polsat News)
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The famous Postigio del Consuelo observation platform is a symbol of Segovia. This is where the tragedy took place.
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The famous Postigio del Consuelo observation platform is a symbol of Segovia. This is where the tragedy took place.
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