Matterhorn Rockfall Potentially Linked to Melting Permafrost

Large rock masses fell from the south face of the Matterhorn, creating a loud rumble and a massive dust cloud. No injuries were reported, and while the exact cause is unknown, experts suggest melting permafrost as a possible factor.

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Felssturz am Matterhorn – wegen schmelzendem Permafrost?

Ein lautes Grollen, eine riesige Staubwolke und tonnenweise Gestein: Am Donnerstag stürzten an der Südwand des Matterhorns grosse Felsmassen ins Tal. Verletzt wurde niemand. Die Ursache ist unklar, doch Fachleute sehen tauenden Permafrost als mögliches Risiko.

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Matterhorn Rockfall Potentially Linked to Melting Permafrost

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