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The Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) Zenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced the commencement of transporting the bodies of five deceased mountaineers and is making plans for their joint funeral.
Zenica Mayor Fuad Kasumović held a working meeting with representatives of the Zenica Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) and the acting director of the FBiH Government to discuss activities following a tragedy on Mount Elbrus.
Montenegro's Agency for Civil Aviation (ACV) has donated €55,000 to the country's Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) to support its activities, equipment, and training.
A team from the Federal Civil Protection Administration (FUCZ) has traveled to the Russian Federation to retrieve the vehicles and equipment belonging to the deceased members of the Zenica Mountain Rescue Service (GSS). The mission also includes the retrieval of the bodies of the mountaineers who perished.
The Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) in Sarajevo successfully intervened at the Skakavac Nature Monument to evacuate a tourist who had fallen ill.
The Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) Sarajevo successfully rescued a man on Trebević mountain and subsequently issued an appeal to rock climbers regarding safety.
Leaders of the Zenica Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) are traveling to Russia via Istanbul to retrieve mountaineers Adilović and Vidimlić, who were reportedly rescued.
Montenegro's Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) successfully located and rescued a man from Bar, identified as P.A. (2005), who had gone missing in the area above Babino Polje.