Nearly 200 people rescued from Colorado ski resort gondola after metal support cracks
Skiers and snowboarders were rescued from a gondola at a Colorado ski resort after a crack in a metal support tower caused the system to malfunction. Screengrab from Tacit_Blue on Reddit Almost 200 people were rescued after a metal support structure on a ski resort gondola in Colorado cracked,
Passengers were lowered down by ropes for roughly five hours and there were no injuries reported during the rescues.
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A ski lift cracked at a resort in Colorado over the weekend, forcing the dramatic rescues of nearly 200 people on board.
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