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Climber wrote online she ‘felt uncertain’ before falling 2,000 ft down volcano

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?It?s three in the morning and we?re finishing packing our backpacks to ascend Llaima. ?I hope God accompanies me on this wonderful day, on which I?m turning 42 and am super happy.? She added, ominously: ?Yes, I have a little uncertainty about what?s going to happen.? Ingrid, who worked as school governor at Alexander Graham Bell School in Villarrica City, plunged to her death from a height of around 2,000ft (600m) while taking photos on the descent. She reportedly released her ice pick, lost her balance, possibly exacerbated by strong winds, and slipped and fell down a steep ravine. Rescue efforts were hampered by severe weather, with strong winds preventing a rescue helicopter from reaching the site, as reported by NeedToKnow. Ingrid?s death was confirmed that evening, but her body could not be recovered until Monday morning at around 6:30am due to continuing poor conditions. A joint operation involving police, firefighters, volunteers, and representatives from th... </div> <div class= Read Entire Article
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