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In Kamchatka looking for missing near the volcano tourist from Israel

Rescuers began searching for a tourist from Israel in Kamchatka, who did not get in touch in time. Its route took place in the area of active volcanoes.

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Rescuers began searching for a tourist from Israel in Kamchatka, who did not get in touch in time. Its route took place in the area of active volcanoes. This is reported by the regional Department of Emergencies in “Max”.

According to the agency, on the evening of September 20, the registered traveler did not announce the completion of the route: Gorely volcano — Mutnovsky volcano — Mutnovsky geoelectric power plant.

On the night of September 21, employees of the Kamchatka Rescue Center of the Russian Emergencies Ministry came forward to inspect the territory. Rescuers will be used to search for UAVs that use in favorable weather.

Source: Коммерсантъ ↗

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