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Missing in the forest Lipetsk pensioner found alive

In the Lipetsk region became known the fate of the previously missing 68-year-old man

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Missing in the forest Lipetsk pensioner found alive

In the Lipetsk region became known the fate of the previously missing 68-year-old man. According to the search and rescue team “LisaAlert”, he was found, he is alive.

The pensioner disappeared yesterday, September 26 in the village of Dubove Chaplyginsky district. He went into the woods and never came home. The search began the same evening.

Information that he was found appeared today, September 27, in the afternoon. Search engines thanked everyone who helped in the search for an elderly man.

Earlier, “MK Lipetsk” wrote that in Lipetsk are looking for Andrei Pasternak. His whereabouts have not been known since September 20.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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