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Man investigated for leaving 17-year-old on Germany's highest mountain

Man investigated for leaving 17-year-old on Germany's highest mountain
BBC News Friday 06 November 2026, 12:31 UTC 1 min read
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The teenager was eventually rescued on Zugspitze and has since been discharged from hospital.

The teenager was eventually rescued on Zugspitze and has since been discharged from hospital.
Germany (LOCATION) Zugspitze (ORG)
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