British woman survives 3,000-meter fall
British parachutist Holly Wifen, 35 years old, narrowly escaped a free fall from an altitude of around 3,000 meters without deploying her parachute. She was hit on the head and lost consciousness during a group jump, after which she landed on a tree before hitting the ground. This resulted in a broken spine, a broken left leg, and bruises. The incident occurred during a "tracking" exercise at Langar Airport near Nottingham, with her falling speed reaching approximately 240 kilometers per hour. Another parachutist attempted to save her by opening his parachute at an altitude of 900 meters. Despite her serious injuries, Wifen plans to resume jumping, even though she has lost friends in previous parachuting accidents. She emphasizes that most people do not survive such incidents.
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