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Successful rescue operation for two missing hikers on Olympus

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Two 22-year-old hikers were rescued after a night operation on Olympus.
One hiker was injured and could not continue the hike.
The rescue operation started around 9 PM after a friend's call for help.
Eighteen firefighters and two mountain rescue teams participated in the operation.
The injured hiker was taken to a medical facility after being safely transported.

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Two 22-year-olds were successfully rescued after becoming lost while hiking on Mount Olympus in Greece. The incident prompted an overnight search and rescue operation conducted by local authorities after the hikers were reported missing. One of the individuals sustained a leg injury, which hindered their ability to proceed, leading to an urgent response from emergency services.

The rescue operation, which took place near the Orlia stream in the municipality of Dios-Olympus in Pieria, concluded shortly before 6 AM on June 19. The injured hiker was transported to a hospital by ambulance for medical attention. The situation highlighted the importance of swift intervention and the challenges posed by the rugged terrain in the region, prompting a rapid mobilization of rescue teams. Both hikers were ultimately found and brought to safety.

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