One cable car hit a pole on Friday afternoon, sending its passengers plummeting to the mountainside below.
The last of 174 people stranded in cable cars high above a mountain in southern Turkey were brought to safety on Saturday.
The rescue operation was completed nearly 23 hours after one pod of a cable car hit a pole and burst open on Friday, killing one and injuring seven others as they plummeted to the rocks below.
Hundreds were left stranded, with more than 40 people still stuck high above the mountain 19 hours after the incident.
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The last of 174 people stranded in cable cars high above a mountain in southern Turkey were brought to safety on Saturday.
The rescue operation was completed nearly 23 hours after one pod of a cable car hit a pole and burst open on Friday, killing one and injuring seven others as they plummeted to the rocks below.
The accident occurred on the Tunektepe cable car just outside the Mediterranean city of Antalya during the busy Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Images in Turkish media showed the battered car swaying from dislodged cables on the side of the rocky mountain as medics tended to the wounded.
Friday was the final day of a three-day public holiday in Turkey marking the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which sees families flock to coastal resorts.
The cable car, un by Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, carries tourists from Konyaalti Beach to a restaurant and viewing platform at the summit of the 618-metreTunektepe peak.
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