Switzerland. Canton Graubunden. Bregaglia valley. Bondo. Jeremias Janki from Redog is a rescue specialist. He wears an orange uniform, carries a radio on his chest and holds his dog on a leash. In his back, people look at a second massive landslide while the remote village is still recovering from a huge landslide caused by a giant rockslide swept down from Piz Cengalo on August 23, 2017. The man with shorts had returned to his home had to be evacuated from the village for the second time....
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Switzerland. Canton Graubunden. Bregaglia valley. Bondo. Jeremias Janki from Redog is a rescue specialist. He wears an orange uniform, carries a radio on his chest and holds his dog on a leash. In his back, people look at a second massive landslide while the remote village is still recovering from a huge landslide caused by a giant rockslide swept down from Piz Cengalo on August 23, 2017. The man with shorts had returned to his home had to be evacuated from the village for the second time. The Swiss Association for Search and Rescue Dogs (REDOG) has created the Catastrophe Dog Unit and the Search Dog on Site Unit, which trains teams of rescue dogs and mantrailing. REDOG is a Rescue Organization of the Swiss Red Cross. As member of the Rescue Chain, REDOG is an organization recognized by the Swiss Federal Department of Development and Cooperation (DDC) and known for its operating experience in humanitarian interventions during catastrophes. 25.08.2017 © 2017 Didier Ruef
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