Australian tourist Matthew Paton dies after falling into ravine on Inca Trail in Peru
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Australian tourist Matthew Paton dies after falling into ravine on Inca Trail in Peru

Matthew Paton, a 52-53 year old Australian who worked for Victoria Police, fell into a ravine while hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru on Wednesday. His body was recovered Thursday by local rescue authorities. He was hiking with his wife and a tour group when he fell, reportedly after a wooden railing gave way.

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BBC specifies wooden railing failure as cause via police account; CNN omits this detail. BBC reports age as 53, CNN as 52. BBC cites 300m depth, CNN estimates 400-500m.
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BBCBBCINTERNATIONAL14d ago

“Australian man dies after falling down ravine on hike to Machu Picchu”

CNNCNNLEFT14d ago

“Australian tourist killed falling into ravine on Peru's Inca Trail - CNN”

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