A father-of-two fell to his death while attempting to scale a famous south coast landmark in front of his family, an inquest has heard.
Azhar Baig, 47 was on a family day trip to Lulworth Cove in Dorset when he and his brother-in-law attempted to climb a 100ft natural archway known as the ‘Stair Hole’.
An inquest into his death heard how Mr Baig had travelled to Dorset on a day trip from his home in Luton, Bedfordshire, along with his wife, brother-in-law and children. Azar Beig, a chip shop owner from Luton, died after attempting to scale the summit and hitting his head on rocks after slipping BUt despite paramedics and lifeguards rushing to his aid following the fall, Mr Baig’s head injuries were too severe and he died at the scene.
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