Actress Karina Jordan Reveals Her Link with Missing Young Man in the Huascarán and Makes Desperate Request: “Force”
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The artist used her social networks to disseminate images of the young man and request citizen support. Her relatives keep hoping to obtain information about her whereabouts.
Peruvian actress Karina Jord n asks for help to find her cousin Alejandro 'Chicho' Ugarte, who disappeared along with two other riders during an expedition in Huascar n.
Drama in Huaraz! The Peruvian actress revealed that Alejandro ‘Chicho’ Ugarte, one of the three mountaineers missing in the Huascarán, is her cousin, so she decided to use her social networks to help spread the case and keep the hope of finding it alive. ‘Ven dance quinceañera’ actress shared images of the young man during her expeditions and expressed her concern about the lack of news. Her publication adds to the efforts of family and friends,…
Karina Jordan goes through a difficult family moment after confirming that Alejandro 'Chicho' Ugarte, one of the three Andeans who disappeared during an expedition in the Huascarán, is her cousin. The actress turned to her social networks to spread the case and express a message of hope as search efforts continue in the Ancash region.
Lauro Salas, brother of one of the lost mountaineers, denounced the abandonment of the search efforts in the snow-capped Huascarán after the withdrawal of the rescue brigades in this sector of Áncash. The family member expressed his rejection of the lack of continuous state support and explained that the official operations stopped due to the exhaustion of the staff and the adverse weather conditions in the Cordillera Blanca.
The president of the Peruvian Mountain Guides Association, Beto Pinto, denounced that the volunteer rescuers who participated in the search for the three missing mountaineers on Huascarán mountain, in the Áncash region, were abandoned by the Peruvian National Police (PNP) at the end of the day on Friday. He explained that the team carried out search operations throughout the morning at an altitude of over 5,500 meters above sea level, with the s…
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