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The Red Cave in Crimea is a popular route for amateur cavers, but requires caution due to difficult conditions.
In Crimea, rescuers discovered four tourist speleologists who disappeared in the Red Cave.
All group members were handed over to doctors for examination.
SIMFEROPOL, September 30 - RIA Novosti. A lost group of amateur speleologists rescued in a cave in Crimea was handed over to doctors for examination, the republic’s Ministry of Emergency Situations told RIA Novosti.
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.
“All four members of the group were handed over to doctors for examination,” the press service said.

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