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U.S. caver rescued in Turkey after week-long ordeal - Vimarsana News

U.S. caver rescued in Turkey after week-long ordeal

STORY: American Caver Mark Dickey, who spent over a week trapped in Turkey's third-deepest cave, was finally rescued on Tuesday . ...

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Turkey cave rescue: 'Difficult' rescue operation to save American explorer trapped in Morca cave begins – latest - Vimarsana News

Turkey cave rescue: 'Difficult' rescue operation to save American explorer trapped in Morca cave begins – latest

Man trapped in cave in Turkey: latest updates

American explorer trapped in Turkey cave now halfway to escape as rescue continues – latest - Vimarsana News

American explorer trapped in Turkey cave now halfway to escape as rescue continues – latest

Mark Dickey fell ill with gastrointestinal bleeding while exploring a deep underground cave

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'I'm up, I'm alert,' says US cave explorer trapped in Turkiye - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

'I'm up, I'm alert,' says US cave explorer trapped in Turkiye - Newspaper

MERSIN: An American cave explorer trapped more than 1,000 metres underground in a cave in southern Turkiye has...

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'I'm up, I'm alert,' says U.S. cave explorer trapped in Turkey - Vimarsana News

'I'm up, I'm alert,' says U.S. cave explorer trapped in Turkey

An American cave explorer trapped more than 1,000 metres underground in a cave in southern Turkey has recorded a video message to say he was up and alert after a team of rescuers reached him with medical supplies. Mark Dickey, 40, was on an international exploration mission in the Morca cave in Mersin province's Taurus mountains when he began suffering from gastrointestinal bleeding at a depth of 1,040 metres (3,412 ft). More than 150 rescuers from Turkey and other nations have been working to save him.

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