A Canadian resident went missing while hiking in the mountains. After days of unsuccessful searches, it was decided to end the rescue operation. A few weeks later, an employee of a nearby oil platform notices a person missing in the woods.
In October, 20-year-old Sam Benastick went on a climbing trip to Redfern Keiley Park in the northern Canadian Rockies. The man was scheduled to return in 10 days. But that didn't happen.
When the tourist did not show up at the house, her family reported her missing. A search has begun, with more than 50 people taking part, The Guardian reported.
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The search was made even more difficult because the park is far from civilization, about 80km from the nearest road. For the past few days, the temperature has dropped below -20 degrees Celsius.
After approximately two weeks of ineffective action, the decision was made to terminate action. The missing man's mother took to social media to express her gratitude for the help.
Canada. They searched for the man for 50 days.
Fifty days after the man went missing, two workers at a nearby oil rig found him emerging from the wilderness. A torn sleeping bag was wrapped around his legs to protect him from the bitter cold. Benastic was taken to the hospital, where he was found to be dehydrated and suffering from repeated frostbite.
On Wednesday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed that Benastic was being treated at a hospital in Fort Nelson, British Columbia, more than seven weeks after he was last seen in the wild, the Guardian writes. .
The man told police he remained in the car and then went to a creek, where he camped for almost 15 days. He then built a camp on a dry riverbed before finding his way and meeting up with a rig crew.
Central Okanagan Search and Rescue said the man's recovery was an “incredible miracle.”
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