Rescuers of the Republican operational rescue squad came to the aid of tourists in the mountains of the Trans-Ili Alatau

Rescuers of the Republican operational rescue squad came to the aid of tourists in the mountains of the Trans-Ili Alatau

On July 11, the Republican operational rescue squad received information from the operational duty of the emergency department of Almaty about three tourists who were "cut off" from the trail on the way back from Lake Titova after a rockfall.

The ROSO task force went to the scene of the incident. On the way, rescuers managed to call young people who reported that they were now in the area of alpine meadows. There was a heavy rain with hail in the mountains.

Having reached the Gorelnik Gorge, the ROSO employees moved on foot in the direction of tourists. It was still light and the task force quickly reached the young people, as it turned out, they were coming down to meet them. Everyone was tired, they didn't need medical help.

It turned out that when descending from Lake Titova, a group of two girls and two guys were walking along a loose area, one of the girls went ahead. Seeing the rockfall that came down, the tourist was worried about her fellow travelers who were left behind and called rescuers. But it turned out that everything was fine with them and the friends again united and moved on.

ROSO rescuers escorted the tourists to an operational vehicle, and then took them to a safe place in the city.

 

 

                               Press service of the

State Institution "ROSO

of the Ministry of Emergency Situations

of the Republic of Kazakhstan"