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Army rescues Hungarian trekker in J&K

By IANS | Updated: August 27, 2022 14:25 IST

Jammu, Aug 27 The Indian Army rescued a Hungarian trekker, who had lost his way while trekking in ...

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Jammu, Aug 27 The Indian Army rescued a Hungarian trekker, who had lost his way while trekking in Jammu and Kahmir's Kishtwar district, early on Saturday.

Defence ministry spokesman Lt Colonel Devender Anand said: "Indian Army team from Dul, in District Kishtwar, in a 30-hour search operation tracked and rescued a Hungarian National who had lost his way in Umasila Pass in Himalayan Range while trekking."

"He was airlifted by Indian Air Force to Udhampur for treatment".

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