What to do in case of natural hazards? General recommendations for action by the Federal Authorities before, during and after natural hazard The hazard categories numbered 1 to 5 have been determined by the specialist government bodies for natural hazards. Prevailing circumstances are The federal agencies with The relevant government agencies are constantly monitoring the situation with regard to natural hazards, and are responsible for issuing warnings Please fill out the contact form and we will get back to you as Support the federal agencies with responsibility for natural hazards in warning the population about potential natural hazards.
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The Natural Hazards Avalanches can only be triggered in isolated cases, in particular on extremely steep slopes. Avalanches can be triggered in particular on very steep slopes with the aspect and elevation indicated in the avalanche bulletin.
Large natural avalanches are unlikely. Travel very steep slopes one person at a time. Pay attention to unfavourable snowpack structure persistent weak layers, old snow problem. Avalanches can easily be triggered, particularly on steep slopes with the aspect and elevation indicated in the avalanche bulletin.
Natural avalanches and re-mote triggering can occur. Select best possible route and take action to reduce risks. Avoid very steep slopes with the aspect and elevation indicated in the avalanche bulletin. Unexperienced persons are advised to remain on open ski runs and trails.
