Landslide on Mount Ararat: Mountaineers Narrowly Escaped Being Crushed by Rocks.
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Mountaineers climbing to the summit of Mount Ararat narrowly escaped being buried under massive rocks in a landslide that occurred at their campsite at an altitude of 4,200 meters. In the incident, which was recorded by the mountaineers with their mobile phone cameras, one person can be seen shouting to warn his friends.
Mountaineers climbing Mount Ararat, the highest point in Turkey, set up camp at an altitude of 4,200 meters. During the climb, massive rock fragments broke off from areas near the summit and began rolling rapidly downhill. The mountaineers narrowly escaped being crushed by the falling rocks.
Mountaineers camping at an altitude of 4,200 meters on Mount Ararat narrowly escaped being crushed by massive rocks that broke off from areas near the summit during their climb. The dangerous moments were captured second by second on cell phone cameras.
Mountaineers climbing to the summit of Mount Ararat narrowly escaped being buried under massive rocks in a landslide that occurred while they were at their campsite. In the incident, which was recorded by the mountaineers with their cell phone cameras, one person can be seen shouting to warn his friends.
A landslide on Mount Ararat, Turkey's highest peak, during climbing and camping activities caused moments of panic for the mountaineers.
Breaking news... Mountaineers climbing to the summit of Mount Ararat narrowly escaped being buried under massive rocks in a landslide that occurred at their campsite at an altitude of 4,200 meters.
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