Carolina Wilga, the German woman who was missing Australia remotely left, survived after 12 days

Melbourne, Australia – German tourist Carolina Wilga, Australia’s day after 12 days later, and a minibus was reported after a day after a minibus.

The last day of the 26-year-old backcrew, the family and friends heard from him, June 29, in wheat farming, in the northeast of the capital of the Western Australian state, in the northeast of the capital of the Western Australian state. Beacon, 2021 Census There were 123 people.

Wilga on the company, Wilga, Wilga, wandering on a forest in the Western Australian police forces on Friday. Martin Glynn said. It was in a “fragile” position but did not injure and treated a hospital in Perth for treatment, he said.

“I think we heard his story once, this will be a remarkable story,” said Glynn, this was the “great result” for the family and the search of the backpack.

“You know, it is clearly coping with some incredible conditions,” he said. “There is an environment of many enemies from both flora and fauna. It really is a really difficult environment.”

Wilga’s lost reserve covers more than 740,000 hectares. Temperature on Thursday-Friday, 36.7 Fahrenheit, 36.7 Fahrenheit, did not rain in the area.

Glynn, a police helicopter crew, Thursday, Friday 22 miles north of the Charro Milla north of the wilderness in the desert in Hill Nature Reserve.

“A very difficult country. A large area. Thus, to be honest, it is a miracle to be honest, to be honest,” he said.

On Friday, the land searchers drank a heavy woody radius, which was 1000 feet outside the minibus. Police believed that in 1995 in 1995, Mitsubishi Delica Star Wagon remained in the shutter, the day of the mud was clinged to the day. There were boards under the rear wheels used for the vehicle traction, which are the van with solar panels and drinking water reserve.

Police believed Wilga lost and not a criminal victim.