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Tourist injured leg in the Crimean mountains

On the mountain Ai-Yori near Alushta, a tourist injured her leg and could not continue moving on her own

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Tourist injured leg in the Crimean mountains

On the mountain Ai-Yori near Alushta, the tourist injured her leg and was unable to continue moving on her own. This was reported in the EMERCOM of Crimea.

According to the agency, rescuers imposed the injured tire, transferred it on a special stretcher to the car and handed over to the ambulance crew.

Earlier it was reported that four vacationers was carried into the open sea near the village of Mayak. Two people died, and another managed to survive thanks to the prompt actions of concerned citizens.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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