An American woman survived after falling from a height of over 450 m.

In the United States, a woman managed to survive after falling from a height of 1,500 feet (about 457 m) on Mount Shasta. This was reported on July 1 by the CBS News channel.

"The woman suffered several injuries, but survived after falling from 1,500 feet <...> from Mount Shasta in California," the article says.

It is specified that the 31-year-old climber was climbing as part of a group of three people. The woman was found conscious with a suspected broken ankle and other injuries. California Highway Patrol officers successfully evacuated her from the mountain.

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A criminal case has been opened into the tragedy.

Yemen Online reported on June 14 that rescuers in Yemen found the body of climber Antar al-Absi, known by the nickname Spider-Man, a few hours after he fell into a crater with sulfurous waters of Damt volcano in the southern province of Al-Dali. It was clarified that he became popular on social networks due to videos on which he was engaged in mountaineering in dangerous mountainous areas without safety equipment.