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A Russian woman was rescued from a dangerous cave in Karnataka’s Gokarna last week. She has defended her decision to live there with her children.
Russian woman rescued from Gokarna cave (ANI Image)
Nina Kutina, a Russian woman who was rescued from a cave in the Ramateertha hills in Karnataka’s Gokarna along with her two daughters, has backed her stay at the dangerous place, stating they have experience of living in the forests of nearly 20 countries.
She said that she had not taken her children to the forest to die, claiming that the little kids were “very happy”.
“We have a lot of experience staying in nature, and we were not dying. I did not bring my children to die in the jungle. They were very happy,” she told the news agency Years.
Last week, she was rescued by the Gokarna Police after the cops discovered the family during routine patrols. The officials noted there were dangerous conditions in the surroundings, including a recent landslide in the area.
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Ashesh Mallick is a Sub-Editor with over three years of experience in news writing, video production. He primarily covers national news, politics and global affairs. You can follow him on Twitter: @MallickAshes…Read More
Ashesh Mallick is a Sub-Editor with over three years of experience in news writing, video production. He primarily covers national news, politics and global affairs. You can follow him on Twitter: @MallickAshes… Read More
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