They put their lives in danger to see a concert of Montreux Jazz

“Risque. Furthermore, risky”: on Saturday evening, two young men attended a concert on the stage of Lac du Montreux Jazz Festival since … Furthermore, the top of the roof of a building, bottle in hand. Similarly, A resident filmed everything.

“This is how we finish the case at the CHUV”, the Vaudois university hospital center, commented a quidam on Instagram, under a video post* that challenges. For example, On the images. Meanwhile, posted on Saturday evening by the owner of the page of a Lausanne store, we see two young men climb awkwardly on the unsecured roof of a building. A bottle in hand.

In front of the dangerous roofing sits the scene of Lac du Montreux Jazz Festival. on which Grace Jones played, preceded by Yseult, this July 12 – to count that the video was filmed on the evening of its online. The dangerous spot offers a breathtaking view of the scene. the human marrated which precedes it, against the backdrop of the sunset.

#fou
– They put their lives danger

Before managing to perch at the highest point of the building, the makeshift climbers stagge a little. The witness who films Zoom more and more closely, from his balcony or window. During the final seconds, we see one of the two they put their lives danger unconscious greeting him with his hand.

“Risky, risky 😅 #topdeck #fou #lifestyle #pourtoi,” then legend the author of the Instagram page, where the video was published. Fortunately. in the absence of various facts evoking a fall from a roof in Montreux this weekend, it is assumed that the two onlookers are descended safely.

However, this type of behavior is a serious danger. Unsecured roofs, height, possible alcohol consumption: the risk of falling is high and the consequences potentially dramatic. By broadcasting these kinds of sequences on social networks, we trivialize gestures that can cost life.

*In order to protect the identity of the two filmed people. we cut a few seconds from the original video published on Instagram, and blurred the face of one of the protagonists.

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