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An Australian student who disappeared while he was hiking last month has been found alive after having survived for almost two weeks on berries and two muesli bars he found. Then, on Wednesday, a hiking group passing near the search zone heard Hazari calling for help. We heard him saying, ‘I need help,’” Joshua Dart, 30, told the Australian broadcaster ABC. Dart said that he had seen the missing person alert for Hazari but that his group was not actively searching for him. When they found him after almost two weeks, Hazari appeared to have lost track of time, believing it had been only seven days.
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Brisbane, Australia CNN —A 23-year-old hiker who survived 13 days lost in the Australian wilderness after randomly finding two granola bars has thanked his rescuers for enduring “tough conditions” to find him. “He called out to them and disclosed who he was, and [said] that he’d been lost in the bush.”Hadi Nazari seen with hikers who found him in Kosciuszko National Park, Australia. NSW Rural Fire ServiceVideo released by the NSW Rural Fire Service showed Nazari with the hikers as he waited for rescuers to airlift him out. 300 rescue staff and volunteers searched the national park for signs of the missing hiker. Kosciuszko National Park covers an area of 6 square kilometers (2.3 square miles) in New South Wales.
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The man, Hadi Nazari, was hiking in Kosciuszko National Park, about 240 miles south of Sydney, when he became lost on Dec. 26, a holiday called Boxing Day in Australia, according to a news release from the New South Wales police. About 400 people searched by air and on land for Mr. Nazari over the course of 13 days, the police said. Throughout the search, the authorities remained hopeful that Mr. Nazari was alive, as he is an experienced hiker and had camping supplies in the backpack he was carrying at the time he disappeared. On New Year’s Eve, “rubbish and hiking poles” that apparently belonged to Mr. Nazari were found near the Kosciuszko River. On Sunday, his lighter, camera, camera bag and remnants of a campfire he had lit were discovered near the Geehi River.
Persons: Hadi Nazari, Nazari Organizations: New South, New South Wales police Locations: Sydney, Australia, New South Wales, Kosciuszko
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