Emeric Ossatte, 39 ans, a été retrouvé vivant par la CRS Alpes dans le massif du Mont-Cenis
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L'accident est survenu dimanche dans le vallon d'Ambin, après une nuit en refuge. Emeric Ossatte remontait à pied une pente enneigée lorsqu'une plaque s'est détachée, provoquant une avalanche qui l'a emporté dans une crevasse où il s'est retrouvé partiellement enseveli.
Un homme de 39 ans a été retrouvé vivant lundi par les secouristes de la CRS Alpes, après 35 heures dans une crevasse du massif du Mont-Cenis, en Savoie. Emeric Ossatte souffre d'une fracture du fémur gauche et d'engelures aux pieds. Son témoignage poignant et glaçant a été publié par RMC, hier lundi.
L'accident est survenu dimanche dans le vallon d'Ambin. Après une nuit en refuge, il remontait à pied une pente enneigée lorsqu'une plaque s'est détachée. Emporté par l'avalanche, il a chuté dans une crevasse, où il s'est retrouvé partiellement enseveli.
La crainte de ne pas être entendu par les secours
Avec un seul bras libre, il a mis deux heures à se dégager de la neige. C'est en libérant sa seconde jambe qu'il a constaté sa fracture. Ses tentatives pour joindre les secours ont échoué faute de réseau. Il a alors attendu dans une cavité, espérant que ses proches signaleraient sa disparition. Il redoutait que la dégradation météo annoncée compromette les recherches si les secours ne le retrouvaient pas d'ici lundi.

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