The second tourist was found between Goverlovsky Falls and the blue route with no signs of life.
One tourist died on Mount Hoverla in the Carpathians, and another was rescued. This was reported by the Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in the Ivano-Frankivsk region on Sunday, October 8.
The next morning, the Rescue Service received a message that while descending the green route from Mount Goverla, two tourists had lost their way and needed the help of rescuers.
After lunch, one of the missing tourists in Hoverla was found between the blue and green routes; rescuers took him to the Zaroslyak base.
Later, the second tourist (without signs of life) was found between Goverlovsky Falls and the blue route; rescuers performed resuscitation measures, but were unsuccessful. The rescuers brought the body of the deceased to the foot of the mountain and handed it over to the police.
We remind you that today the first snow has fallen on the top of Mount Pip Ivan in the Carpathians, where the former White Elephant Observatory is located.
Source: korrespondent
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