Brazilian is stuck in snow and is rescued: ‘Could die frozen’

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Thiago Crevelloni, 38, precisou caminhar por cinco horas até encontrar polícia

Thiago Araújo Crevelloni, 38, had to be rescued after being held in the snow in the Patagonia region of Argentina. The software developer, who lives in Curitiba, told the Facto News who walked for five hours until he found a police halfway. The case happened on May 17th.

What happened

Brazilian got a car stuck in the snow in the region of Patagonia. He was in the Argentine city El Bolsón and was traveling to El Calafate. “I left El Bolsón on Friday (16) and drove to the city of Perito Moreno, where I spent the night. I was not feeling very well because I had eaten something that hurt me. I was with a headache and very weak, so I decided to rest there,” he told the Facto News.

On Saturday (17), he took a route to El Calafate. However, the GPS indicated a shortcut before it could arrive in the Greek Greying village. At first, a light snow fell, but the road was transitable, according to the Brazilian.

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