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Rescuers in Mangystau region extracted a motorhome with two Dutch tourists from a swampy area, and earlier a British family with a child from a salt marsh. No injuries reported.
In the Mangystau district, a motorhome with two tourists from the Netherlands got stuck in a swampy area. Rescuers using high-cross-country vehicles extracted the vehicle and escorted the travelers to the highway. Medical assistance was not required.
Earlier, on May 31, a family of tourists from the United Kingdom got stuck on a salt marsh near the Tuzbair tract. Their motorhome became bogged down in mud. The rescue operation lasted more than a day: emergency workers manually dug out the camper and used special equipment. The motorhome contained two adults and a 12-year-old child — no one was injured.
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In the Mangystau district, a motorhome with two tourists from the Netherlands got stuck in a swampy area. Rescuers using high-clearance vehicles extra...
In the Mangystau district, a motorhome with two tourists from the Netherlands got stuck in a swampy area. Rescuers using high-clearance vehicles extracted the vehicle and escorted the travelers to the highway. No medical assistance was needed.
A family of tourists from the UK got stuck on a salt flat in the Mangystau region. Their motorhome became bogged down in mud near the Tuzbair tract. T...
A family of tourists from the UK got stuck on a salt flat in the Mangystau region. Their motorhome became bogged down in mud near the Tuzbair tract. The rescue operation lasted over a day, with emergency workers manually digging out the camper and using special equipment. None of the two adults and a 12-year-old child inside the motorhome were injured.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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