43-year-old Belarusian Raman Kroupa, who arrived for a shift in Khabarovsk and stopped communicating in early August, has been found alive, reported the "Simuran" search and rescue squad.
The story received widespread attention. As reported, the man felt unwell and sought help at a local clinic. However, the doctor found no grounds for hospitalization and discharged him. After the Belarusian left the hospital and went outside, he disappeared without a trace.
Later it became known that on August 18 he visited the editorial office of "Khabarovskie Vesti". The man asked for water and inquired how to get to the embassy.
According to the publication's employees, he looked strange — as if in a daze.
The man said that everything he had was stolen. They drew him a route to the embassy, after which he left.
Law enforcement agencies and volunteers were involved in the search. According to the "Simuran" search and rescue squad, the Belarusian was found in Khabarovsk.
His life and health are not in danger. Other details are not disclosed.
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