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Press release
- - 2012-06-15 - No. - 		Email to a friend   Print

Map of the search area from lost Chilean Tourist

Area where they found the first traces of its location.



The search tasks are performed in areas close to Cerro Croker

Please folow the Link to Larger Map


Park rangers and hunters travel over 2 hours on foot to reach the camp is, in order to search for Felipe Barvo


Vehicle leaves the rangers and hunters and their dogs , the Camp is 6 Km away from the stop , because of the difficulties of the access


Way to hard to reach and lot of vegetation, mountains to climb is the path to towards finding Felipe Bravo

 




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