Birthday Tragedy: Russian Girl Dies After Parachute Fails Throughout First Skydiving Soar

(圖／翻攝X／ Novikov Aleksandr)

A 49-year-old Russian girl selected to go skydiving along with her associates to have a good time her birthday unexpectedly, when she jumped out of the cabin from a peak of two,650 toes (about 807 meters), the parachute behind her couldn’t open in full, inflicting her to fall right into a birch tree at excessive velocity and undergo a number of cuts all through his physique After being despatched to the hospital to save lots of him for a lot of days, he was nonetheless useless from his accidents.

In line with the “Mirror” report, with a view to have a good time her forty ninth birthday, Olga Ershova, a 49-year-old girl from Kirov Oblast, Russia, who had by no means dived earlier than, went skydiving on 7 On the twenty seventh, I took participate in a excessive altitude skydiving exercise at an area flying coaching floor with two associates.

Unexpectedly, when Ershava jumped out of the fuselage 2,650 toes above the bottom, her parachute didn’t absolutely open accurately, so she rapidly fell at a a lot quicker velocity than the opposite two associates.

After the flight teacher on the spot found the abnormality, he instantly shouted “reserve parachute” via the communicator, hoping that he might open the parachute to save lots of himself.

Ershava’s kinfolk identified that she was nonetheless exhibiting indicators of life when she was taken to the hospital, and even confirmed indicators of enchancment after a number of days of therapy. Nevertheless, she ultimately died because of the deterioration of her accidents. After the incident got here to gentle, many individuals discovered it inconceivable that Ershava was not accompanied by an teacher on her first skydive, however that she was allowed to leap alone. The authorities have additionally launched a felony investigation into this incident with a view to affirm whether or not human elements had been concerned within the incident or whether or not it was the negligence of the flying membership.

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