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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has declared missing an Australian tourist aged 67 who was last seen on 17 February in Victoria Falls.
The tourist thought to have been travelling alone while in Victoria Falls, was booked at a local hotel and reportedly seen walking down to the Victoria Falls Rainforest around 6 AM on 17 February. That was the last time he was seen.
Details of the missing Aussie have not been given due to security reasons but he is said to have skin blemishes on the face.
Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZIMPARKS) spokesman Tinashe Farawo said on Monday that the missing tourist was male and aged 67 years.
The tourist, who was travelling alone, was staying at a luxury lodge about 3 kilometres (1.8 miles) from the rainforest park.
He reportedly told the lodge management on 17 February that he was heading into the park.
However, the man was not seen entering the park on CCTV footage reviewed later.
It also emerged that he was not among those recorded as entering the park, as normally is done for accountability and security purposes. Said Farawo:
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We have replayed the CCTV footage, physical records at the entrance of the falls have no record of him entering and our search team has been checking the rainforest. There is no sign of him.
We are looking at other leads because it seems he never entered the rainforest.
</blockquote>
The <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/pictures-of-australian-tourist-67-declared-missing-in-victoria-falls-police-launch-search-operation/">Chronicle</a> reported ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi as saying investigations are underway. Said Asst Comm Nyathi:
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We are still investigating as the missing person is yet to be located. No information has been gathered on the whereabouts or what may have happened to him and we appeal to anyone who may have any information to assist.
</blockquote>
According to tourism operators, his family said the missing man was a well-travelled tourist who was visiting Victoria Falls for the fourth time.
There were fears the missing man may have drowned on the Zambezi River but if that had happened, by now his body may have been seen floating on water.
Some stakeholders believe that if he had been attacked by wild animals, his remains could have been recovered by now.
Others have suggested that the Aussie crossed into Zambia without stamping his passport.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Missing Australian Tourist: More Details Emerge As Search Continues

A 67-year-old Australian tourist has gone missing in Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls National Park.
Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority spokesman Tinashe Farawo confirmed the development last week on Friday. He said:
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A 67-year-old Australian tourist has gone missing in Victoria Falls. A Zimparks reaction team and [ZRP officers] are on the ground searching for the missing tourist. Drones, sniffer dogs, and trackers are also on the ground to increase coverage.
</blockquote>
Such incidences are said to be rare in Victoria Falls, a destination that attracts thousands of tourists from across the world.
However, there are a few cases that have been recorded in other parks. In October 2023, a German tourist went missing in Matusadona National Park in northern Zimbabwe.
The tourist was found alive and in good health three days after he was reported missing.
Andreas Hoberg had last been seen buying a drink at the park shop in Matusadona National Park before going for a game drive around 3 PM.
He failed to return by 6 PM when all game drives should have ended, and the car rental company failed to locate him on its GPS tracking system.
It later emerged that Hoberg’s car had developed a mechanical fault deep in the jungle.
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Australian Tourist Reported Missing In Victoria Falls Park

Retrieving the body of tourist Roy George Tinashe Dikinya trapped 100m down in the Victoria Falls gorge is an extremely complex operation, a local rescue operations expert Farai Trevor Zaba has said.
Zaba told <a href="https://twitter.com/NewsHawksLive/status/1345745628291334145?s=20" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The NewsHawks</a> that the operation requires well-trained and experienced rescuers to execute it efficiently. <a href="https://twitter.com/NewsHawksLive/status/1345745628291334145?s=20" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">He said:</a>
<blockquote>We need people who are well-trained to carry out the rescue mission. However, since the body is above the waterline; it’s not in the water, I would suggest setting up a system called a low angle rescue, with a sked stretcher to place the body for easy lifting.
I also suggest two different anchor points to fix the ropes. Two people will then go down on safety harnesses and belay lines with a sked stretcher. Bulawayo fire brigade can assist; they have the equipment for rescue, but the ropes must be about 120 metres.</blockquote>
According to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) spokesperson Tinashe Farawo, the tourist, whose identity has not yet been confirmed officially, fell into the 108-meter-deep Victoria Falls chasm while on holiday with his family on New Years’ day.
Zaba used a fully labelled sketch diagram to illustrate the suggested rescue plan and mission. See the diagram below:
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Rescue Operations Expert Says Retrieving Vic Falls Tourist's Body Will Be A Complex Operation

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