Four Russians were fishing on a local lake in the evening when their motorboat capsized. Only two people survived, and the body of one of them is still being sought.
While fishing on Lake Mikhalevskoye in the Leningrad region of Russia, the boat with a prosecutor, a local police officer, officers of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GRU) and a civilian capsized. Only two of the four people made it to shore. Russian media Baza reported this on October 16.
It was stated that the incident occurred on October 14. A group of friends were resting at a campsite in the village of Maslovo. They went fishing in the evening with a motor boat, but the boat capsized around 21:00 in the evening.
33-year-old St. While St. Petersburg prosecutor Alexander S. and 33-year-old GRU officer Marat M. managed to reach the shore, two other friends, 33-year-old local police officer Alexey K. and civilian Gaig T., lost their lives.
Rescue teams are currently continuing to search for citizen Alexey K. Later, information about the incident that occurred on the lake in the Vyborg region was also confirmed in regional media 47 news. According to journalists, rescue teams examined the water area, but the searches did not yield any results.
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Source: Focus
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