Researcher missing after falling into stream on Alaska’s Mendenhall Glacier | Alaska
Authorities, Alaska’nın Mentenhall Glacier after falling as a stream said that a researcher was missing from Italy – the body of another man from Arizona, a gloom at the beginning of this week found a path near the glacier.
According to the State Ministry of Public Security, Alaska wildlife soldiers reported that a man disappeared after a small, vertical shaft known as Moulin, known as Moulin on Tuesday, on Tuesday. The man, whose name was not immediately released, was with two people when he fell. A department spokesman Tess Williams said on Wednesday with E -Posta that he was doing research on the glacier at that time.
A local ice rescue team responded, but about 2FT (0.6 meters) width was filled with water and determined that their efforts to find the man would be very dangerous.
Glacier – Part of the wide Juneau Icefield – a popular place for residents and cruise passengers, but many tourists see it from Mindenhall Lake in a more advanced area of Mentenhall Glacier Recreation Area. The glacier is about 13 miles from Juneau city center.
In addition, on Monday this week, those who use the mobile phone location data, according to the department, found the body of 69 -year -old Thomas Casey on a path near the glacier. Casey was last seen on Saturday morning, and it was believed to have died of injuries from the fall. Juneau police said Casey was in the city for summer.
In July, a Kentucky woman who visited Juneau on a cruise ship was found dead in the mountains in the city center after a walk.
