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world · BBC
“Deaths among walkers and climbers rose from 20 to 27 and non-mountaineering fatalities, which include vulnerable people, increased from 37 to 58.”
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27
37
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world · BBC
“According to the figures, Scottish rescue teams dealt with 558 call outs.”
558
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defence · BBC
“The committee's membership includes 28 mountain rescue teams and other organisations such as the RAF, Royal Navy, Search and Rescue Dog Association and Scottish Cave Rescue.”
28
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world · BBC
“Last year, teams were called out on 402 occasions to deal with mountaineering incidents.”
402
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world · BBC
“There were 27 fatalities, 228 people injured and in total assisted 560 people.”
27
228
560
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world · BBC
“Teams were called out 156 times on non-mountaineering incidents.”
156
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world · BBC
“There were 58 fatalities, 30 people injured and 157 assisted in total.”
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30
157
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world · BBC
“January saw the deaths of three climbers in an avalanche on Buchaille Etive Mor, near Glencoe.”
3
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world · BBC
“Two Northern Ireland brothers - Eamonn Murphy, 61, of Carrickfergus and John Murphy, 63, of Portrush - died with Brian Murray of Monifeith, Tayside.”
3
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world · BBC
“The following month two men who spent a night in atrocious weather conditions in the Cairngorms were found safe and well.”
2
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world · BBC
“Chef Marcus Scott, 29, and a 22-year-old from Inverness did not manage to excavate a snow hole, but found shelter from the wind behind a rock.”
2
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world · BBC
“Mountain rescue teams, search dogs and the RAF were involved in searches for the pair in the Highlands.”
3
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world · BBC
“February also featured a hoax call-out after a climber stamped the word "help" in snow on a mountainside.”
1
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world · BBC
“The letters on Slioch in Wester Ross were large enough to be seen by people five miles away in Kinlochewe, who contacted the emergency services.”
5 miles
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world · BBC
“Paul Manchester, 47, from Stalybridge, Cheshire, was later fined £600 after admitting a breach of the peace.”
600 £
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world · BBC
“Mountain fatalities included three men killed in an avalanche near Glencoe.”
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