Three drowning victims found in Tysa River
Border guards discovered the bodies of three drowning victims in the Tysa River, the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service reported on Telegram on May 7.
The first body was found by a local fisherman, prompting the swift response of rescuers and police. The deceased was identified as a 28-year-old resident of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.
Two more bodies of men were later discovered, with one of the deceased being only 20 years old.
The State Border Guard Service urges men to avoid unnecessary risks to their lives. Despite the decrease in water levels, the river remains dangerous.
Romanian border guards reportedly found on May 6 a body of a middle-aged man on the banks of the Tysa River with signs of prolonged immersion in water. This incident marks the 24th occurrence of men's fatalities while attempting to cross the Tysa since the onset of Russia's full-scale war in Ukraine.
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