One person still missing after tragic accident in Tusheti [VIDEO]
The rescue teams of the Interior Ministry's Emergency Management Service are searching for the missing individual. Photo: Emergency Management Service's video
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One person in still missing after a car accident that occurred on the road leading to Georgia's iconic mountainous region of Tusheti on July 27.
Six people, including a minor and a driver, died as a truck fell into a ravine en route to the village of Omalo in Tusheti region.
Watch the Emergency Management Service’s video from the place of accident:
The rescue teams of the Interior Ministry's Emergency Management Service continue searching for the missing individual.
The road leading to Tusheti is considered as one of the world’s most dangerous roads.
Five people, including a minor and a driver, have died in a car accident that occurred yesterday on the road leading to Georgia's iconic mountainous region of Tusheti. Three people have been saved and delivered to hospital, while two are still missing.
Reascuers have saved four American citizens in the village of Omalo, in Georgia’s historical region of Tusheti. The Emergency Management Service of Interior Ministry received information the tourists were injured earlier today. Three women and a man were taken to Ghudushauri hospital in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi for treatment on a Border Police helicopter.
Rescuers have saved a Lithuanian citizen who was stuck on the 4000-meter Mkinvartsveri peak, also known as Kazbegi Mountain. The Emergency Management Service of Interior Ministry received information that a 53-year-old tourist was injured.
Three people have died as a helicopter belonging to Rooms Hotel Kazbegi crashed today in Stepantsminda, region of Kazbegi, Georgia.
The body of a man who went missing after a car accident that occurred on the road leading to Georgia's iconic mountainous region of Tusheti on July 27 has been found. The rescue teams of the Interior Ministry's Emergency Management Service have been involved in the rescue and searching operations.
A Georgian border police helicopter on a rescue operation in the winter resort town of Gudauri in the north of the country lost control and crashed in a ravine on Friday, th Georgian Interior Ministry said.