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On Friday, July 11, German backpacks lost 12 days in Australia remotely
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Carolina Wilga, 26, was not visible and unheard of from June 29th.
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News comes after officers on July 10
Police confirmed that 12 days in the Australian Outback for 12 days, 12 days were missing backpacks.
On Friday, July 11, the Western Australian (WA) police force on Facebook confirmed that 26 -year -old Carolina Wilga from Germany, who has been “safe and well” in the “Wheatbelt” region for the last two years in the country’s backpack.
“Mrs. Wilga was a member of society, before she had been transferred to medical care,” the police said.
“The police would like to thank the member of the public who found Mrs. Wilga, as well as all members of the community who provided information that helped the search effort,” added The Post.
The news came after police on Facebook on Thursday, July 10, Facebook confirmed that Wilga’s deserted vehicle was found around 1:10 p.m. Local time in the area of Mount Karoun, Northeastern Wheatbelt in the Western Australian region.
Police said the Facebook post, Mitsubishi Delica, driven by Wilga, “is believed to have suffered from mechanical problems.”
Western Australian Police Forces
Carolina Wilga footage shared by Western Australian Police Forces
From June 29th. Wilga was not visible and unheard of after he was spotted at the small Beacon town, about 200 miles east of Perth, about 12:10 p.m. Local time at her van. She left the area about five minutes later and has not been heard since, police said earlier.
WA Police Inspector Martin Glynn said on Friday that Wildga was found while walking on the Bush Route on the outskirts of the Nature Reserve, carried out by a member of the public, Australia Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
“She is now traveling to the hospital in Pertte to provide medical care,” he told reporters at the media conference, noted at the store.
“As you can imagine from the trauma she suffered for the last few days, she obviously survived a lot,” Glynn added.
The official said the backpack player “has many significant minor injuries,” 9news said.
Glynn continued, “She really wounded, damaged her mosquitoes, she survived an incredible trip of trauma,” ABC said.
“No doubt [it] It will be a testimony that he will show his courage in such circumstances, ”he shared his outlet.
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Glynn said the Wilga family was told that it was safe and that Backpacker was now abandoned from Beacon, a fragile condition, “ABC said.
The official mentioned that the conditions she probably survived would have been a “thousand times worse” than what the Rescue team had experienced, noted in the store.
“It is currently in a fragile position,” Glynn said in 9news. “This is a great result for all participants. I think as soon as we hear her story, it will be a wonderful story.”
Before Wilga was found on Friday, WA police officer Jessica Securo told ABC Radio Orth that officials believe she was “most likely” lost in the area and [had] potentially went from his vehicle. “
“The terrain is a country with large stony outcrops, so although there are many tracks, you can see how easy it would be to get lost or disorient,” added Secur to the nest.
ABC noted ABC.
Western Australian police did not immediately respond when contacted People for additional information.
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