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Rescuers in the Stavropol region pulled out passengers lost control of the catamaran

Rescuers of the duty shift of the emergency rescue group Isobilny noticed a sailing catamaran that lost control

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Rescuers in the Stavropol region pulled out passengers lost control of the catamaran

Rescuers of the duty shift of the emergency rescue group Isobilny noticed a sailing catamaran that lost control. Due to the increased wind, the ship began to be demolished to the opposite shore. There were 8 passengers on board.

Rescuers immediately went to help. Having reached the catamaran by boat, they took the boat tow and calmed the excited people. All 8 passengers were successfully taken ashore.

Earlier it was reported that on the Novotroitsk reservoir rescued two fishermen with a broken boat.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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