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The girl was stuck on a stone in the middle of the riverbed

From the shore, the tourist was cut off by a powerful stream of water. She couldn't get out on her own.

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The girl was stuck on a stone in the middle of the riverbed

In Sochi, rescuers evacuated a tourist who was stuck in the middle of the riverbed Mzymta. The girl waited for them on the rock. This was reported by the Krasnodar regional emergency rescue service.

From the shore, the tourist was cut off by a powerful stream of water. She couldn't get out on her own. A girl born in 1992 was evacuated using climbing equipment.

She didn't need medical attention. Rescuers remind that mountain rivers are very dangerous. Water levels can change unpredictably.

Earlier, our publication reported that the men rescued a woman and her son from a car that fell into the river. This happened in North Ossetia.

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