59-Year-Old Skier Dies After Fall in Swiss Alps
swiss alps December 29, 2024 21:30A 59-year-old skier lost his life in the Swiss Alps this weekend after a fall while skiing.
A 59-year-old skier lost his life in the Swiss Alps this weekend after a fall while skiing.
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