The needy group on the rise of Stayhead: the emergency signal of smartphone twice raised by lifeboats

A team of mountain lifetimes from Keszevka received a request for help from their colleagues in the Voltaire after the advantages of the Stayged made advanced notifications from the smartphone. One of the messages was about a woman who couldn't move through a hip injury. Eight volunteers went through the Borrodale valley, but soon the operation was stopped, because we received information that suffered near the local lifeguard and local squad are already here.

With this place, there was no rescue group. Soon, the emergency messages have passed new coordinates of the travellers -- this time near Taylor Hill Ford's pond above Seattle. The rescue workers went to find a second search, but almost immediately they received a message that the entire group was well-fetched by its own forces and no longer needed help.