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Rescuers find body of last missing child in Syamozero Lake
Rescuers found in the Syamozero Lake in Karelia body of the child, who was remained missing, the regional authorities' website …
Vladimir Poletayev: mandatory insurance to help children's tourism in Russia
A member of the Federation Council committee on rules and organization of parliamentary activity, a representative of the Altai Republic in the Federation Council, Vladimir Poletayev, was a guest of Vestnik Kavkaza program …
Nazarbayev expresses condolences over Karelia tragedy
President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev has extended condolences to Russia's President Vladimir Putin over the tragedy in Karelia. Nazarbayev, on behalf of the people of Kazakhstan and himself, …
Experts: Syamozero tragedy reveals troubles with children’s camps in Russia
Many of the requirements for this type of tourist complexes have been violated in the Park-Hotel Syamozero summer camp, where 14 children died on Saturday, experts told Vestnik Kavkaza, commenting on the tragedy in Karelia. They also spoke about …
Ilham Aliyev offers his condolences over tragedy in Karelia
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has offered his condolences to the Russian President Vladimir Putin over the tragedy in Karelia. "Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich, I am deeply saddened to hear of the …
Moscow and Karelia mourn victims of Syamozero tragedy
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has declared June 20 a day of mourning in the capital in connection with the death of Moscow children in Karelia. "In connection with the tragedy in Karelia June 20 will be declared a day of mourning in Moscow," he wrote on his Twitter page yesterday. June 20 has been declared a day of mourning in Karelia as well. According to preliminary investigation data, on 18 June, the children in Park-Hotel Syamozero summer camp were out in rafts on a lake despite a storm warning in the Pryazha region. There were 47 children between the ages of 12 and 15 from Moscow and St. Petersburg accompanied by four adult instructors on board. The boats overturned and sank due to the storm. As a result, 14 children died, all the adults survived.
Khudilaynen does not confirm 15 dead in Syamozero tragedy
The head of Russia’s northwestern republic of Karelia, Alexander Khudilaynen, has not confirmed reports that 15 children died in an incident on Syamozero Lake in Karelia. "Thirteen children died. The …
Pavel Astakhov reports about 15 children dead in Karelia
On Saturday, several boats carrying a 51-member group, consisting of children and their adult instructors, capsized in Syamozero lake during a storm. According to the Investigative Committee's data, 14 people died, all of them children, …
Putin: establish causes of Syamozero tragedy and find those responsible for it
Russian President Vladimir Putin was kept informed about the rescue operation in Karelia after a deadly accident claiming the lives of 14 children, presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said. …
11 people drowned in Karelia lake
The tragedy that occurred this morning at Syamozero lake in Karelia claimed the lives of 11 people, 10 of which are children. Today, the regional Emergencies Ministry reported that a tourist group went missing. "A connection with …
