Emergency Situations Service says rescuers are heading to Tetnuldi peak on foot to save stranded tourists, helicopter is mobilized

According to the Emergency Situations Management Service, a group of rescuers is walking towards Tetnuldi peak, where tourists have been stranded.

In addition, the agency notes that the border police helicopter has been mobilized, which will take part in the rescue operation.

"The Emergency Situations Management Service received an SOS message from the international observation and search center that a group of foreign tourists needs the help of rescuers on Tetnuldi.

The Emergency Situations Management Service mobilized forces promptly. The location has been determined and due to the difficult geographical location, the border police helicopter has been mobilized, which will take part in the rescue operation.

At the moment, a group of rescuers is heading towards to Tetnuldi on foot", reads the information released by the service.

For information, tourists have been stuck on the Tetnuldi and peak are asking for help. According to the reports, 2 out of 6 tourists are injured. As locals told InterPressNews, due to the difficult geographical location, local rescuers are requesting a helicopter.