На Алтае эвакуировали туристов из сломавшегося автобуса
В Алтайском районе, неподалеку от перевала Комарский, произошла поломка экскурсионного микроавтобуса с группой туристов из Новосибирска. В автобусе находились 20 человек.
На место оперативно прибыли специалисты МЧС России и представители районной администрации. Туристов доставили в село Алтайское на автобусе местной администрации. После этого группа продолжила путь на резервном транспорте, предоставленном организатором экскурсии.
На Алтае эвакуировали туристов из сломавшегося автобуса
В Алтайском районе, неподалеку от перевала Комарский, произошла поломка экскурсионного микроавтобуса с группой туристов из Новосибирска. В автобусе находились 20 человек.
На место оперативно прибыли специалисты МЧС России и представители районной администрации. Туристов доставили в село Алтайское на автобусе местной администрации. После этого группа продолжила путь на резервном транспорте, предоставленном организатором экскурсии.
Фото: МЧС Алтайского края
BY Amic.ru | Новости Барнаула и Алтайского края | Амик.ру | Амител
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