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National accident insurer reports alarming rise in mountain hiking incidents, from 4,000 to 9,000 annually over past 15 years, raising safety concerns.
A technical malfunction at a rock wool production facility in Flums, St. Gallen, led to a dangerous release of molten material at 1,500°C, causing millions in damage but no injuries.
New monitoring station on Jungfraujoch at 3,400 meters will provide early detection of radioactive clouds entering Swiss airspace.
SUVA reports alarming increase in hiking accidents, with annual cases rising from 4,000 to 9,000 over past 15 years.
Swiss National Accident Insurance Fund reports alarming rise in mountain hiking incidents, with over 9,000 annual cases now compared to 4,000 in 2009, prompting urgent safety awareness campaign.
Fatal accident near Grindelwald claims life of 58-year-old athlete after collision during descent from helicopter jump.
Investigation launched after four elite grenadier recruits hospitalized following intense selection exercise in heat, with one placed in artificial coma, prompting review of military training protocols.
Four grenadier recruits hospitalized following intense selection exercise in Ticino, prompting military to shift training schedules to cooler hours.
Police confirm deaths of German, French, and Austrian climbers in Upper Valais region, highlighting growing safety concerns in Swiss mountain tourism.
Investigation underway in La Chaux-de-Fonds after tragic diving board incident claims life, raising questions about pool safety measures.
Zurich Airport reports increasing confiscation of hazardous items including lithium batteries and e-cigarettes, highlighting growing challenges with passenger compliance.
Solo mountaineer's death at 4,150 meters on the Hörnligrat ridge prompts renewed focus on high-altitude safety protocols and solo climbing risks in Swiss Alps.
Growing number of hazardous items, including lithium batteries and e-cigarettes, being seized from passenger luggage at Zurich airport, raising security concerns.
Swiss Base Association and Air-Glaciers introduce innovative app to coordinate jumps with helicopter operations, replacing manual phone system that handled 200 daily requests.
In a first for Switzerland, twenty-five households prepare to leave Brienz village due to increasing landslide risks, raising questions about compensation and future policies.
Flight safety experts warn of increasing risks due to airspace congestion, with particular concerns about impact on Swiss aviation operations.
A 78-year-old Austrian pilot and 55-year-old Swiss passenger survive dramatic emergency landing in Lake Lucerne, showcasing swift response from emergency services.
Swiss researchers develop advanced simulation technology for more accurate prediction of alpine mass movements
Belgrade-Zurich flight diverted to Friedrichshafen following smoke alerts, highlighting aviation safety protocols and passenger protection measures.
Brienz residents face extended evacuation as mountain instability worsens, with 600,000 cubic meters of rock threatening imminent collapse.
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