Five tourists on snowmobiles disappeared in the mountains of the Perm region. What is known

In the Perm Region, searches have been organized for five tourists from Ufa who stopped contacting during a snowmobile trip. A criminal case has been opened into the incident. All the details are in the Izvestia article.

The disappearance of a group of tourists in the mountains

A group of five people left Ufa on February 20 in private cars. After reaching the village of Zolotanka, the men boarded snowmobiles and set off into the highlands. The travelers were supposed to return on February 24, but they did not get in touch at the appointed time.

There are still tourists' cars with trailers in the village. A group of 31 people and 16 pieces of equipment, including unmanned aircraft specialists, were involved in the search. Rescuers and volunteers are heading to the Kvarkush plateau of the Krasnovishersky municipal District, which is located more than 100 km from the settlement.

Criminal case and government control

The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a criminal case into the disappearance of a group of tourists.. The regional Prosecutor's Office took control of the situation, coordinating the work of law enforcement agencies and rescue services.

"The investigative authorities of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Perm Territory have opened a criminal case in order to establish all the circumstances of the unknown disappearance of a group of tourists in the Krasnovishersky Municipal District of the Perm Territory," the department said.

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The identities of the missing

Among the missing are Alexander M., Alik K., Dmitry Ch., Sergey Ya. and Mohamad M. According to relatives, the men had extensive experience of such races, which exceeded 20 years, and had the skills to survive in the forest. The daughter of one of the participants in the campaign emphasized that the group knows how to use technology.

"Everything has always been fine. They know how to use technology and survive in the forest," the girl said.

The search operations are complicated by severe weather conditions. Specialists of the center for Geographic Information systems warned that in the area of the Kvarkush plateau, the air temperature at night may drop to -30 degrees. This creates additional risks for the life and health of people in the mountains.

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