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Sarajevo Mountain Rescue Service rescues Dutch citizens on Visocica

Published November 9, 2022
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After a 12-hour intensive search for missing Dutch citizens on Mount Visočica, the search was successfully completed, as announced on the website of the Mountain Rescue Service Novi Grad Sarajevo.

They are said to have been found exhausted and hypothermic.

The Mountain Service received a call from the Dutch Embassy in Sarajevo this morning at 6:10 a.m. that two citizens of that country had disappeared in the area of Mount Visočica, and they sent a request to go out into the field and rescue the injured persons.

Sarajevo Mountain Rescue Service sent two teams of mountain rescuers with search dogs immediately to the field.

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