The search process launched by the Eastern Region Police Department at the General Command of Sharjah Police, and the great efforts made by the specialized teams with the participation of the Civil Defense and the flights of the National Center for Search and Rescue and the Coast Guard in the Eastern Region, resulted in the finding of two women, one (33 years) of Belarusian nationality and the other (33 years) ) Of the citizens of the Republic of Latvia, who are alive and in good health among the three people missing in a mountainous area in Khor Fakkan, their disappearance was reported at 3 pm yesterday, Saturday, May 9, while the UAE rescue team later found the missing. (III Arabic) in the fifth and thirty years of age have died in the mountainous region, where his body was transferred to the forensic medicine based on guidance on behalf of the Eastern Region to determine the causes of death.
The Director of the Eastern Region Police Department, Colonel Ali al-Ki al-Hamoudi, stated that the three missing persons were on a tourist tour of the region when the operations room of the Eastern Region Police Department received a notification of their loss, and the search for them was immediately launched with the participation of the specialized teams in the Eastern Region Police Department and other parties, which took several Hours in the mountainous areas until the missing tourists were found, where medical care was provided, and full care and support was provided to them, and an investigation is still underway to determine the circumstances of their disappearance and the death of the young Arab
Colonel Al-Ki stressed the necessity for the community members, citizens and residents, to adhere to the directives and guidelines related to maintaining their safety and staying in their homes and residences during the current period and not to undertake tourist tours except in the narrowest limits, which are permitted by the current conditions while taking all precautions and measures, which maintain For their safety and the equipment that keeps them in constant contact with the police, security and tourism authorities, in addition to the medical equipment and first aid necessary to use them when needed.