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On September 28, a group of amateur speleologists did not get in touch after hiking along the Pigeon Cave - Red Cave route. On Tuesday, September 29, the Ministry of Emergency Situations began a rescue operation, sending two groups towards each other from the entrances to the Red and Pigeon caves.
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A group of rescuers heading out of the Red Cave stumbled upon a collapse and were unable to continue moving.
Speleologists did not get in touch after hiking along the Pigeon Cave - Red Cave route on September 28.
On Tuesday, September 29, the Ministry of Emergency Situations began a rescue operation; rescuers moved towards each other from the Krasnaya and Golubina caves.
SIMFEROPOL, September 29 - RIA Novosti. One of two groups of rescuers sent to search for a missing group of amateur speleologists in the caves of Crimea encountered a collapse, the press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.
“The meeting on the routes was planned in the area of the Marl Hall. However, the group traveling from the entrance of the Red Cave reached the Two Batteries hall (the length of the route is about 5 kilometers). According to preliminary information, rescuers discovered a narrowness due to a collapse, which does not allow the group to move further,” the message says.
The personnel, according to the department, returned to the entrance of the Red Cave.
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The rescue operation will continue after assessing the collapse and finding a safe way around
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