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Lost St. Petersburg woman was waiting for rescuers near the power line in the Krasnodar Territory

St. Petersburg incorrectly calculated the daylight in the Krasnodar region and got lost. According to the press service of Kuban-SPAS, the woman was saved.

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Lost St. Petersburg woman was waiting for rescuers near the power line in the Krasnodar Territory

St. Petersburg incorrectly calculated the daylight in the Krasnodar region and got lost. According to the press service of Kuban-SPAS, the woman was saved.

In the Maryina grove of St. Petersburg lost her way, straying from the path. The day went smoothly into the evening. The tourist knew that he could not get out of an unfamiliar area on his own. So she contacted rescuers and reported her location near the power line.

Gelendzhik detachment quickly found her and helped to get through a deep moat, evacuating to a safe place.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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