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Almost 800 Rescuers are searching for Aldin Mulic who drowned in Miljacka River

Published: December 20, 2017
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The most extensive search for the missing Aldin Mulic started this morning. This is the biggest search for a person that took place in BiH, as announced by the Federal Civil Protection Administration (FUCZ).

Members of FUCZ are intensively searching for Aldin Mulic for seven days with the help of other services, and today’s search will start from the settlement of Dolac Malta in Sarajevo, which is the location of the accident.

Almost 800 people will participate in the action, and they will search the entire area and rivers from Sarajevo to Doboj.

In the search for this young man also participate members of the Civil Protection Administration of the RS, Kayak Club from Kljuc with 10 boats, GSS BiH, GSS FBiH, clubs “Neretva” and “Bosna”, the Special Unit of Federal Police Administration, Rafting Club “Vrbas” from Banja Luka, and the Mayor of Lopare offered his help as well.

To recall, two young men Irhan Foco (24) and Aldin Mulic (28) disappeared in Miljacka River in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday last week. Mulic fell into the river first, and Foco jumped after him to save him. The body of Irhan Foco was found in Bosna river, in the village Cekrekcije near Visoko, and rescue teams are still searching for the body of Aldin Mulic.

(Source: klix.ba)

 

 

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