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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Israeli Hiker Missing on Mount Olympus in Greece

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Body of Missing Israeli Hiker Found in Greece

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The body of Ami Yogev, a 46-year-old Israeli tourist from Modi'in, was found in Greece on October 9, about three weeks after he went missing. Yogev disappeared on September 20 while hiking Mount Olympus. His last contact was with his mother, informing her he was starting his climb. The search involved Greek rescue teams and Israeli volunteers.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli tourist Ami Yogev's body was found in Greece on October 9.
  • Yogev, 46, had been missing for three weeks while hiking Mount Olympus.
  • He was last heard from on September 20, beginning his ascent.
  • Israeli volunteers from "Haverim Mehaltsim" discovered the body.
  • Local Greek rescue services and Israeli volunteers searched for him.
Body of Missing Israeli Hiker Found in Greece
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Israeli authorities confirmed on Friday, October 9, that the body of Ami Yogev, a 46-year-old resident of Modi'in, was found in Greece. Yogev had been missing for approximately three weeks after embarking on a hike up Mount Olympus. He was last heard from on September 20, when he informed his mother he was beginning his ascent. Communication ceased shortly thereafter. The body was discovered by a group of volunteers from the Israeli organization "Haverim Mehaltsim." Local Greek rescue services and numerous volunteers from Israel participated in the extensive search efforts.

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