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Two missing girls found in Krasnodar region

Two missing sisters aged 12 and 13 found alive in Krasnodar region

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Two missing girls found in Krasnodar region

Two missing sisters aged 12 and 13 were found alive in the Krasnodar region. This was reported in the search team "LisaAlert".

The girls disappeared on October 21 in the village of October. The volunteers searched for them for about a day, but now the search is complete.

"They are alive," LizaAlert said.

Earlier in Yekaterinburg was looking for a young chess champion. According to preliminary data, on October 19, the girl ran away from her mother amid strong emotions. She was eventually found and the girl was not injured.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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