Rockfall on Mediterranean Island: Cave Explorers Stuck Ten Meters Deep – Race Started with Time
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In Sardinia, a rescue operation is underway for a cave researcher who is stuck at a depth of ten metres. The 31-year-old is conscious, it was said. The forces that dig up to him through the debris masses were able to get in touch.
The Italian fire service launched a search and rescue operation in the province of Nuoro in Sardinia, where a man was cut off from the outside world due to the collapse of mountain rocks. The speltologist was blocked by a collapse in the Nurrah-Gorroppeddu vertical carp cave, located at an altitude of 883 metres in a hard-to-reach area, transmitting to RIA News with reference to the Italian fire department. "As of yesterday, rescue work continue…
A landslide has blocked the way of a hiker in Sardinia. Now the man is stuck injured in a cave - in ten meters depth. The rescue work is difficult.
Since Sunday afternoon, more than 30 forces have been digging up to the 31-year-old Italian through rubble masses. He is conscious.
Race against the weather in Urzulei, Nuorese. At work the National Alpine and Speleological Rescue Corps
The man was with other hikers when the landslide occurred, trapping him inside the cave.
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