Near midnight: The Bnei Brak family that disappeared in the Judean Desert was located

June Green
April 23, 2014   
Between the times: A pair of parents and five children were lost in the Darga Stream in the Judean Desert • Members of the 'Megilot' rescue unit began a search with the assistance of a drone • Towards midnight, the family was located and rescued
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Between the times: An ultra-Orthodox family - a pair of parents and five children from Bnei Brak - were located around midnight in the Nahal Darga stream, after volunteers from the Megilot rescue unit launched an extensive search for them.
The unit members escorted them out, when they were healthy.

The search for the family members, who were hiking in the Nahal Dragot in the Judean Desert, began after their tracks disappeared at nightfall. They entered the stream in the morning, after registering according to the procedures at the entrance to the reserve, to hike in the reserve in the northeastern Judean Desert.

After it became clear that they did not leave and their vehicle remained in the parking lot, attempts were made to contact them, but without success.

Dozens of members of the Megilot rescue unit were called in and began searching, with the assistance of a drone. As mentioned, the family was located around midnight.

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