Европын хамгийн өндөр цэг болох Эльбрус ууланд хүчтэй шуурганы улмаас Босни-Герцеговины таван уулчин сураггүй болж, амиа алдсан байж болзошгүй нөхцөл байдал үүсээд байна.
Даваа гарагт Босни-Герцеговины аврах албанаас мэдээлснээр, ОХУ-ын Онцгой байдлын яамны аврагчид ууланд авирч байсан бүлгийн хоёр хүнийг эсэн мэнд олж, эмнэлгийн тусламж үзүүлэхээр нүүлгэн шилжүүлжээ. Мөн 5,350 метрийн өндрөөс тус бүлгийн хоёр хүний цогцсыг олсон бөгөөд цаг агаарын нөхцөл байдал сайжирмагц татан авах ажиллагааг үргэлжлүүлэхээр төлөвлөж байна.
Одоогоор сураггүй болсон бусад гурван хүнийг эрэн хайх ажиллагаа үргэлжилж байгаа боловч цаг агаарын таагүй байдал, хүчтэй салхи зэрэг нь аврах ажиллагаанд хүндрэл учруулж байна. Боснийн хэвлэлүүдийн мэдээлснээр, долоон хүний бүрэлдэхүүнтэй тус багт Зеница хотын оршин суугчид, тэр дундаа нэгэн гэр бүлийн хос болон эмч багтаж байжээ.
Далайн түвшнээс дээш 5,642 метрийн өндөрт орших Эльбрус уул нь цаг агаарын огцом өөрчлөлтөөрөө алдартай бөгөөд энэ нь уулын авиралтын нөхцөл байдалд ихээхэн эрсдэл дагуулдаг байна.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2026/07/26/russias-top-investigator-orders-rescue-of-climber-in-kyrgyzstan
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Five Bosnian climbers are feared to have died onRussia‘s Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe, after being caught in a violent storm, a Bosnian climbing rescue service said on Sunday, asRussian rescuers continued to search for the bodies.
Russia‘s Emergency Situations Ministry said rescuers had saved two other climbers, who were evacuated from the mountain and taken for medical care.
It said the bodies of two further members of the same group had been located on the mountain at an altitude of 5,350 meters (17,550 feet) and would be evacuated when weather conditions allowed. The search for the three other bodies is ongoing, the ministry added, without specifying their nationality.
Mount Elbrus, which rises to 5,642 meters (18,510 feet) just north of the border with Georgia, is infamous for sudden changes in weather and climbing conditions.
Bosnian media reported that the seven members of the climbing expedition were residents of the town of Zenica and included a married couple and a doctor who worked at the local hospital.
Russian media reported that adverse weather conditions, including strong winds, had complicated the search and recovery operations.
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