Yeshiva students trapped in Nachal Dargot • Trip against regulations

A group of ten boys aged 15-18 from a yeshiva in Jerusalem, went out today (Sunday), for an organized trip, and entered at 12:00 or so the Nachal Dargot (Durge). Contact with them was lost for hours and only at nine o'clock were rescued from the river.

The group went together with a person they claim knew the route, and were supposed to leave at 17:00. The group concluded with the driver to come pick them upon their exit.

The driver, waited a long time and when went unanswered turned at 20:45 to the ZAKA emergency line 1220, and asked for help.

Zaka rescue unit sent the Megillot rescue unit who conducted the entrance to the field to locate the boys.

Chaim Weingarten, director of ZAKA emergency center said in a conversation with B'Chadrei Charedim: "The team went to the river at 12:00 contrary to Regulation prohibits to enter the river after 9:00 in sharp contrast to instruction inspector standing at the entrance.

"Zaka again urges hikers, to act in accordance with the law, to limits in the field and to not risk lives."

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