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In the Rostov region in October, volunteers found alive 74 missing

In the Rostov region in October, volunteers found alive 74 missing

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In the Rostov region in October, volunteers found alive 74 missing

In the Rostov region in October, volunteers found alive 74 missing. This is reported by the portal DonDay with reference to the search and rescue team “LisaAlert”, Rostov branch.

According to volunteers, 118 people went missing in a month. Among the missing, 74 people were found alive. Unfortunately, four were found dead.

Search operations to locate five missing people are ongoing, the PSO said. We currently have ten unconfirmed applications. This means that the applicants reported their loved ones missing and stopped communicating.

Volunteers found families for 12 missing people and submitted four appeals to the Wait for Me program. Nine of them were able to identify themselves.

Last year, the number of missing people was higher. In September, there were 130 reported disappearances.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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