40 rescuers help injured Spanish caver

Emergency services in Spain have deployed 40 rescue experts to extricate an injured caver from deep underground.

40 rescuers help injured Spanish caver
Sun, 21 Jun, 2015 - 15:19

Emergency services in Spain have deployed 40 rescue experts to extricate an injured caver from deep underground.

A phone call today alerted firefighters to the emergency inside the Cuberes cave in the municipality of Conca de Dalt, Catalonia.

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