After an exhausting search, the body of the American tourist Alice Berriers (23) was found, who died after she fell from a small boat while practicing the adventure sport called rafting in the Vilcanota River, province of La Convencion in Cusco.
Rescuers from different sectors, the Police, the Red Cross and about 20 guides from the company responsible for the tour participated in the search and rescue of the body. Until the place, the prosecutor on duty was present to confirm the fact and order the removal of the body.

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Lo que sería un día de deporte de aventura terminó en tragedia para dos turistas argentinos en el Nevado Caraz, provincia de Huaylas (Áncash), pues ambos perdieron la vida luego de sufrir un accidente en la mencionada montaña, lo cual hizo que las autoridades se movilicen de inmediato para encontrar sus cadáveres.


Es así que gracias al trabajo del Departamento de Salvamento de Alta Montaña de la PNP, este lunes 15 de julio se halló los cuerpos de los infortunados hombres, quienes murieron luego que intentaran escalar los 6 025 metros de altura del nevado cuando fueron aplastados por un bloque de hielo.

Montaña de Huaraz, fue el encargado de reportar la aparición de los cuerpos, que ahora serán trasladados hasta la ciudad de Caraz para pasar por la necropsia de ley y que se pueda dar con sus identidades para empezar los trámites correspondientes.

Caraz es uno de los nevados más altos y peligrosos del Perú, algo que sin duda a muchos turistas, amantes del alpinismo y la aventura, los atrae a venir. Sin embargo, las autoridades de Áncash han llamado constamente a los visitantes a escalar con cuidado, tomando todas las precauciones posibles y los equipos necesarios para no correr riesgos.

There are already 3 deaths from adventure sports in Cusco
Two tourists and an assistant tour guide died between January and April, while practicing zip lines. The cases correspond to the Spanish tourist Nathaly Salazar last January and the death of the Lima tourist Milushka Marisella Pacheco (29) and the assistant Vincer Quispe Reyes (23). This accident happened last Wednesday.
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE

The fall of the victims, according to the Police, occurred due to negligence: the steel cables where both were sliding broke because they were in poor condition. “You can see that part of the cable was cut, but it is not recent. Someone has been weakening him for a long time, ”said a police source.
The Peruvian tourist and her guide died on the same circuit, where the Spanish visitor Nathaly Ugarte died on January 2 and 3. Until now, Nathaly's body has not been located, despite the efforts of her relatives and the Peruvian Police. It should be noted that the last accident happened on the second leg of the circuit and the Nathaly incident on the fourth leg.
RECENT ENTREPRENEUR

The operator is being investigated because his company continued working despite the fact that, after the death and disappearance of the Spanish company, the authorities ordered the suspension of its services.
The initiative will be discussed at the meeting of the Tourist Protection Network that will take place today in the afternoon. It is possible that it will be approved without any objection by the tour operators. Among the sports that would no longer be offered in the region are zip lines, climbing, kayaking, bungee jumping, rappelling, and others. Also cycling, canopy, diving, caving, among others.
Baca argued his proposal because the practice of these sports lacks regulations and, therefore, there is no way to control them. "We must take care of tourists and we need regulations to control them," he said.
On the other hand, Dircetur said that there are six companies sanctioned for malpractice and other offenses. Among them Cusco Zipline Agency, Maras Adventure, Canopy Cusco, Intillaqta, among others. Fines of 2 thousand 25 soles (0.5 Tax Tax Units) were imposed on them.

Ya son 3 muertes por deporte de aventura en Cusco