One İHH Volunteer Dies, Three Rescued in Isparta Canyon Operation
A 14-member İHH search-and-rescue team went missing in Yazılı Canyon; one body was recovered and three volunteers were rescued alive.
KEY POINTS
- 14-member İHH team went missing in Yazılı Canyon, Isparta
- Body of Sinan Yavuz, 42, was recovered
- Three volunteers were rescued alive
- Teams from seven provinces joined the search-and-rescue operation
A 14-member İHH volunteer team went missing in Yazılı Canyon in Isparta's Sütçüler district during search-and-rescue training.
The group, consisting of 12 professional and 2 amateur climbers, left Yeşildere neighborhood on foot on October 17 at around 09:00 and failed to exit as planned.
Authorities recovered the body of Sinan Yavuz, 42, and rescued three volunteers alive from the rugged terrain.
Rescue teams from seven provinces, including AFAD, gendarmerie, and UMKE, continue searching for the remaining volunteers using drone support.
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