
After about 24 hours trapped in the difficult terrain of Mount Çika, in Vlora, the Polish tourist has been rescued.
The tourist had begun exploring the mountainous area yesterday, but while on the ground he suffered injuries and was unable to continue his journey.
Due to the steep terrain and difficult conditions, he became stranded and asked for help.
Immediately after receiving the notification, two search and rescue groups were dispatched to the area, consisting of Vlora Police officers, fire services, and protected area structures.
After several hours of searching, teams managed to locate the tourist and began the operation to remove him from the area.
Due to the difficult terrain and the impossibility of transporting him by land, air intervention was also requested. The operation was completed successfully and the Polish tourist was removed from the dangerous area, being given the necessary assistance.
Mount Çika, with an altitude of 2,044 meters, is one of the most difficult mountainous areas in the south of the country and part of the Llogora National Park.
During the tourist season, the area attracts many local and foreign tourists, but the difficult terrain and lack of orientation can become dangerous for visitors.