Criminal Case Opened After Tourist Deaths Near Avachinsky Pass

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•The Investigative Committee of Russia officially cited hypothermia as the cause of death for the two tourists on April 11, 2026.
•A criminal case was opened on April 10, 2026, to investigate the deaths near Avachinsky Pass in Kamchatka.
•Rescuers located all missing members of the tourist group by April 10, 2026, confirming two fatalities.
•The incident occurred in the Kamchatka region, a remote area known for challenging weather and terrain.
•The investigation aims to determine if any negligence contributed to the tourists' deaths.

▸If the investigation finds negligence by tour operators Russian authorities could impose penalties or tighten regulations on tourism companies operating in Kamchatka, affecting local tourism businesses.

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