Russian paraglider rescued after hanging on Indian power lines
A Russian paraglider named Alexei Ivakhin was stranded on high-voltage power lines in India for several hours at a height of 75 meters near the city of Mandi, but was safely rescued without injury.
Consensus
- A Russian paraglider was stranded on high-voltage power lines in India.
- The incident occurred near the city of Mandi.
- The paraglider was rescued after several hours.
- The power line was temporarily de-energized during the rescue operation.
- The paraglider was not injured during the incident.
- The rescue operation involved a crane and protective materials placed below the athlete.
Points of divergence
- The paraglider hung for more than two hours at a height of about 45 meters. — tg_bbcrussian
- The incident occurred in the state of Himachal Pradesh, 5 kilometers from the city of Mandi. — tg_holodmedia
- The paraglider's name is Alexei Ivakhin, and he was at a height of 75 meters. — tg_tvrain
- Spasatels noted that the athlete was lucky to have touched only one wire, avoiding a fatal outcome. — tg_tvrain
- The athlete is expected to participate in upcoming competitions in the same location. — tg_tvrain
Coverage (3 sources)
- Russian paraglider Alexei hung on high-voltage wires in India for more than two hours at an altitude of about 45 meters... — BBC News Русская служба
- Russian paraglider hung on high-voltage wires in India for several hours — Холод
- In India, Russian paraglider saved who got stuck on high-voltage wires and spent several hours like that — Дождь (Telegram)