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BackA group of amateur speleologists could go astray and get lost in a cave in Crimea
A group of amateur speleologists could go astray and get lost in a cave in Crimea
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A group of amateur speleologists could go astray and get lost in a cave in Crimea

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  • A group of amateur speleologists disappeared in a cave in Crimea, possibly losing their route and getting lost.
  • Rescuers from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic clarified that if no traces are found on the main route, they will check alternative routes.

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A group of amateur speleologists went to a cave in Crimea and did not return. Their route was about 10 kilometers.

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A group of amateur speleologists could go astray and get lost in a cave in Crimea.

If no traces of the group are found on the main route, rescuers will study places where speleologists could have left it.

SIMFEROPOL, September 29 - RIA Novosti. A group of amateur speleologists who disappeared in a cave in Crimea could have strayed from the route and gotten lost, the press service of the Republic's Ministry of Emergency Situations told RIA Novosti.

“The route the speleologists followed was about 10 kilometers long. They could have strayed from the route and gotten lost. Nothing is known for sure about the reasons for what happened,” the press service said.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations emphasized that if no traces of the group are found on the main route, then rescuers will study the places where the cavers could have left it.

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  • Rescuers will continue searching for cavers in the caves of Crimea, focusing on alternative routes if the main route does not yield results.

    Very likely · Within days

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  • Where exactly are cavers located?
  • What is their current physical and medical situation?
  • Do they have communications and supplies?
  • How long has it been since they disappeared?

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