Rescued tourists from the Red Cave in Crimea thanked the Ministry of Emergency Situations and reported a fighting mood
Quick Look
- Four tourists who disappeared in the Red Cave in Crimea were rescued by employees of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.
- The condition of those rescued is satisfactory.
- They expressed gratitude to the rescuers and said that they felt great and were in a fighting mood.
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Why It Matters
Amateur speleologists disappeared in the Red Cave in Crimea. Rescuers from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations carried out a search and rescue operation and found them alive.
The group of tourists, consisting of amateur speleologists, who were rescued in a cave in Crimea, thanked the Ministry of Emergency Situations and reported that they were in a “fighting” mood.
The condition of the found tourists is satisfactory.
SIMFEROPOL, September 30 - RIA Novosti. The group of tourists, consisting of amateur speleologists, who were rescued in a cave in Crimea, thanked the Ministry of Emergency Situations and reported that they were in a “fighting” mood.
As RIA Novosti was previously told by the press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, rescuers found four tourists who disappeared in the Red Cave in Crimea, their condition is satisfactory.
“Thank you to the guys from the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Real people made of titanium,” said one of the group members in a video distributed by the Crimean department of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.
The woman also conveyed words of gratitude, and another member of the group added: “Thank you to the Ministry of Emergency Situations. We feel great. We’re in a fighting mood.”
Open Questions
- How exactly did the tourists end up trapped in the cave?
- Were there children or elderly people among those rescued?
- Will tourists need further medical examination?
