The body, thought to belong to a female mountaineer who disappeared on Mount Ararat on March 22, was lowered from an altitude of approximately 4,700 meters and brought to the hospital.
An activity was carried out under the coordination of the Governorship to lower the body, which was found on July 12 at an altitude of approximately 4,700 meters on Mount Ararat and was thought to belong to female mountaineer S.Y.
The body was first brought to the camping area at an altitude of 4,200 meters by the Provincial Disaster and Emergency Directorate (AFAD) teams.
With the support of the expert team from AFAD Presidency and local guides, the body was brought down to the camping area at an altitude of 3,200 meters and put into an ambulance and taken to Doğubayazıt Dr. Yaşar Eryılmaz was taken to the State Hospital morgue.
S.Y. The body, thought to belong to a female mountaineer named, was sent to Erzurum Forensic Medicine Institute for definitive identification.
The female climber, who was among the group of 5 people who climbed to the top of Mount Ararat at an altitude of 5 thousand 137, the highest point of the country, on Sunday, March 22, left the group at an altitude of 4 thousand 700 and returned, but no news was heard from her afterwards.
The Governorship announced that personal belongings thought to belong to the missing citizen were found in the area where he was last seen on July 11, and that comprehensive search activities were carried out in the region on July 12, when the weather conditions became suitable for search activities.