Young British girl dies in ski collision in France
A French skier is facing manslaughter charge after a young British girl. The five-year-old girl died after the skier slammed into her at high speed. She had been taking part in a children’s ski lesson.
It took place at the weekend in Flaine. The local man faces up to three years in prison. Local TV network France 3 Regions described in as a ‘very violent ‘collision.
The girl was on a skiing holiday with her parents who live in Geneva.
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