Mark Dickey, a highly trained caver and a cave rescuer, was rescued after he suffered gastrointestinal bleeding during an expedition in Turkey. https://bit.ly/3rbPn3W
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Rescuers pulled American explorer Mark Dickey from a cave in the Taurus Mountains of Turkey, more than a week after he fell ill while at a depth of more than 3,280 feet inside the cave.
The Turkish Caving Federation announced that the 40-year-old explorer was successfully removed from the last cave exit around 12:37 a.m. local time on Tuesday. Efforts to extricate Dickey first began after he experienced stomach bleeding on Sept. 2.
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Cavers, climbers and divers… solo as if may seem, those wild few really make use of team work to save another.
Trapped in a Turkey cave with no cranberries or mashed potato’s must’ve been terrible.
Happy to hear this ❤
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