Polish tourist dies at Orava Castle after falling from a balcony
A tragic incident occurred at Orava Castle on Tuesday, March 24, in which a 72-year-old visitor from Poland died. This was confirmed by Petra Klimešová, spokeswoman of the Operations Center of the Emergency Medical Service. The man was touring the historic monument together with a group of other tourists and his wife. During the visit to the castle, he stepped over the railing on a balcony and fell from it. The injuries he sustained in the fall were fatal. Orava Castle, located in the Dolný Kubín district, is among the most visited monuments in Slovakia. aktuality.sk ↗ ta3.com ↗
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Na Oravskom hrade zomrel návštevník: Turistovi sa stal osudným pád z balkóna
interez.sk
| 11:17 25.03.
Smrť na jednej z najnavštevovanejších pamiatok Slovenska: poľský turista podľahol zraneniam po páde
pravda.sk
| 11:09 25.03.
Tragédia na Orave: Po páde z hradného balkóna zomrel starší poľský návštevník
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| 11:07 25.03.
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