Male Nurse Falls from Zipline in Kalinga on his 2nd Ride
MALE NURSE – A 31-year-old nurse accidentally fell while riding a zipline for the second time in Tabuk, Kalinga.
While there are individuals who got a lot of fears that prevent them from experiencing adventurous situations, there are also those who can really be called “travel junkies”. They love visiting different places, trying out new foods, experiencing new activities, and a lot more that can be brought by traveling.
Usually, among the things that excite these people are the activities that can be experienced from a certain place – riding a kayak on a beach, taking a zipline in a mountain resort, or midnight swimming during a hotel staycation.
However, the people who really outdoor activities do not only brave the risk of being dropped from heights or floating on top of wavy waters but as well as the possibility of things going wrong. Recently, an accident transpired in Tabuk, Kalinga – a male nurse fell while riding on a zipline.
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Based on a report on ABS-CBN News, the 31-year-old male nurse rode on a zipline in a resort in Tabuk, Kalinga. The initial investigation showed that it was his second ride on the pulley when the accident took place.
On his first ride on the zipline, it was successful. However, based on the investigation by Tabuk City Police, during his second wide, his hands lost their grip on the zipline until he fell on the safety net. However, based on the report, the safety net got torn and the nurse fell to the ground.
The nurse was rushed to the hospital. However, he was declared dead on arrival. The investigation of the incident is ongoing. More updates may be posted soon.
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