The boy was found by crews from whey and vicinity Red Cross rescue at 1:45 o’clock. He had sought shelter from the rain and had taken into a cabin by Butjern in Aremark.
-Guys was warm, dry and in good shape. It was very sensible of him to seek shelter in this way, says Jonny Mortensen in Oslo Red Cross. He was relieved and delighted to be found, and it was also great relief and joy when he was reunited with his companions.
The boy was part of an entourage of 16 German tourists who are traveling with a raft. They paddled in the sea Major Lee when they made a stop at JORDNES in Aremark. Where the boy away from the other at 15 o’clock on Tuesday afternoon.
A major exploration campaign was initiated, and the police helicopter was also inserted, but dense vegetation made it difficult to search from the air.
That was a very intensive search because of the dense vegetation in the area, says Mortensen, who along with some 20 second Red Cross members participated in the search. Exploration crews used both four wheel motorcycles and boats in the search for the boy.
Several teams from Norwegian Rescue Dogs also participated.
-Gjenforent with your party’s. A big thanks to Norway’s rescue dogs and Red Cross for good and professional help, wrote Østfold Police on Twitter clock 02.12 in the night.
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