The Czech Sky Bridge 721 has its first victim – REFRESHER

However, it is difficult to determine the exact cause. According to the rescuer and president of the Slovak Red Cross, Viliam Dobiáš, it is not possible for the collapse to cause thin air. Share Save Saved Share Share article You must be logged in to save an article. Failed to save changes. Try logging in again and try again. If the problem persists, please contact the administrator. An error has occurred If problems persist, please contact the administrator. Source: Dolní Morava Mountain Resort A middle-aged man collapsed shortly after crossing a suspension bridge. Rescuers did not manage to revive him either. They devoted an hour to his resuscitation, writes Nový Čas. Regional emergency service spokeswoman Alena Kisialy said the man had a circulatory arrest. Mountain rescuers, paramedics, as well as a helicopter from Hradec Králové were present at the site during the rescue. If I know it’s safe, then no. YesVote. According to the rescuer and president of the Slovak Red Cross, Viliam Dobiáš, it is not possible for the collapse to cause thin air. The altitude at which the bridge is located is approximately 1,120 meters above sea level. According to him, the master might have died during the walk or at home. Fear can be a more real cause of death. According to Dobiáš, if the stress from the heights is great, it can lead to heart failure. Breathing may be accelerated, indicating phobia. Narrowing of the vessels follows. It is most risky in the brain and heart. This can lead to collapse. Sky Bridge 721 is the longest suspension bridge in the world with a length of 721 meters. It has been opened since May 13. It has been visited by more than 45,000 people in the Czech Republic since then. Report a bug. If you find a defect in the article or have comments, let us know. Preview image: Mountain resort Dolní Morava