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Ben Nevis Climber Killed In 165ft Fall

A climber has died after falling 50 metres (165ft) on Ben Nevis.
The man was climbing with a friend in the Raeburn's Buttress area of the UK's highest mountain, in the Scottish Highlands, when he fell at around 12.30pm on Monday.
Two helicopters flew to the scene with Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team, but the man died during the rescue.
Police are trying to establish the exact circumstances around the death and will not release information on the victim until his family have been informed.
Raeburn's Buttress is a popular climbing area on the north face of Ben Nevis, which stands at 1,344 metres (4,409ft).
Last month a 22-year-old climber died after falling 100 metres on the mountain.
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what do you think?

stevie may
Dangerous places in the winter. Rip.x

Malkie Man
RIP OK but give a thought to the people trying to save lives out there

Brian Quinn
This dangerous pursuit and the consequences to the rescue services are becoming too prominent. A special licence should be granted to enable such pursuits during inclement weather.





shaun spencer
6:34am on 26/2/2013
R.i.p