A rescue operation is currently taking place on Mount Parnassus in Greece by the EMAK (Special Disaster Response Unit) to locate and safely return two climbers who have lost their way amid challenging weather conditions. Importantly, the climbers are not considered missing; they managed to contact authorities to inform them of their situation, stating that they are in good condition but are struggling with the heavy fog in the area that complicates both navigation and rescue efforts.

Rescue teams have a general idea of the location where the climbers are situated, but the adverse weather complicates their approach. The continued presence of thick fog poses further risks, requiring the rescue personnel to exercise caution as they navigate the difficult terrain to reach the climbers. Authorities have emphasized the importance of ensuring safe operational procedures given the current environmental challenges.

As the operation proceeds, officials have conveyed reassurances regarding the health of the two individuals involved. They have indicated that, despite the difficulties posed by the weather, the climbers remain unharmed, and the focus is on safely extricating them from the mountainous area. The situation highlights the dangers of climbing in poor weather conditions and the critical role of rescue services in such emergencies.