Firefighters intervened early Monday afternoon to rescue a man on the island of Groix (Morbihan), reports The Telegram. While he was at the top of the cliff of Poskedoul beach in Port-Melite, the 42-year-old individual fell into the void and fell about 16 m. Suffering from multiple fractures, he was transported by helicopter to the Lorient hospital center. An investigation, entrusted to the gendarmerie, was opened to determine the causes of the accident.
The day before, a 63-year-old man had lost his life falling from a cliff in the town of Beuzec-Cap-Sizun in Finistère, noted West France. According to the first elements, the sexagenarian was painting when he fell into the void.