
Four tourists stuck on extreme route due to rising waters
The exact location of four tourists stuck on the extreme route in the Red Cave in Crimea due to rising water has not yet been established, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reported.
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Four tourists were stuck on an extreme route in the Red Cave in Crimea due to rising water.
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Four tourists were stuck on an extreme route in the Red Cave in Crimea due to rising water.
The exact location of the tourists has not yet been established.
SIMFEROPOL, September 29 - RIA Novosti. The exact location of the tourists stuck in the Red Cave in Crimea has not yet been established, Daria Diyunova, head of the press service of the main directorate of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Republic, told RIA Novosti.
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“The exact location of the tourists has not yet been established,” Diyunova said.

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