Israeli Hiker Missing on Mount Olympus in Greece; Police Seek Public Aid
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
An Israeli man, Ami Yogev, is missing on Mount Olympus in Greece since Sunday. Israeli Police are seeking public assistance to find him, as his family lacks the funds for a private rescue.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israeli hiker Ami Yogev is missing on Mount Olympus since Sunday.
- Israeli Police are asking the public for help in the search.
- His family cannot afford a private rescue operation.
- He was last seen near the Kladios area.
An Israeli man, 46-year-old Ami Yogev, has been missing since Sunday after beginning a climb on Mount Olympus in Greece. His family in Israel, who cannot afford a private rescue team, is in extreme distress. The Israeli Police have issued a public appeal for assistance in locating him.
Yogev, described as 1.85 meters tall, with a slim build, dark eyes, and short hair, was last seen near the Kladios area. The specific clothing he was wearing is unknown. His family is unable to finance a private rescue operation from Israel due to financial constraints.
An appeal has also been posted in the "Northern Greece with Zamir Sivan - Traveler Recommendations and Routes" Facebook group, urging Israelis in the region to report any sightings or information about his travel plans. The post emphasizes that even the smallest piece of information could be crucial in saving his life and ensuring his safe return home.
Anyone with information regarding Yogev's whereabouts is urged to contact the Israeli Police hotline at 100 or the Modi'in Police Station at 08-6769398.
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