In a telegram describing the ident to their aeroplane, Captain says that Rossi and he were flying at a height 2,000 metres over the Moulmein Valley, among clouds and in the midst of mountains, when. they found themselves being forced. down to earth.
Tt was impossible to turn back, so they flew in circles for an hour, when their fighting system broke down. It was then one o'clock in fully buffeted by they finally decided the plane in order to avoid the danger of striking the mountains.
Rossi's parachute, which was damp, worked badly and he landed on his back. He was delirious and jin great pain, but fortunately a band of natives came upon the scene and carried him to their village, where they did all they could for him. However, he was so badly jured that he will probably be up for six weeks.
Their aeroplane, Captain Lo Brix concludes, was destroyed—Reuter.
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