Members of the Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) Prenj successfully rescued five Czech minors who became disoriented on Mount Prenj due to an approaching storm and the inability to find accommodation. The rescue operation took place during the night under extremely challenging weather conditions. The GSS Prenj team organized the demanding rescue mission, ensuring the safety of the hikers. The operation was a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the rescue team.

The GSS Prenj is a crucial part of the local emergency response system, providing vital assistance to hikers and mountaineers in the region. Their efforts in this case were particularly commendable given the harsh conditions and the vulnerable state of the young hikers.

The rescued hikers were from the Czech Republic and were likely part of a larger group that had planned a hiking trip in the region. The GSS Prenj announced that the operation was completed in Konjic, a town in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The incident highlights the importance of preparedness when undertaking outdoor activities in mountainous regions, especially during unpredictable weather conditions.