Missing Bachurim From Stolin Camp Found in Good Health, B”H

Joyful dancing in Camp Stolin Friday to celebrate the return of the missing bachurim. (News Breakers)
Dancing in Camp Stolin on Friday, upon the return of the missing bachurim. (News Breakers)

UPDATE: After a massive search, the two bachurim from Camp Stolin missing on Bear Mountain were found on Friday morning, in good health.

Joyous dancing broke out in Camp Stolin on Friday, as the two missing bachurim returned to the camp.

Our original story appears below:

A mass search was underway overnight Thursday at the Bear Mountain State Park in Upstate New York for two bachurim. The two bachurim, from the Stoliner Camp were on a hike Thursday, but got separated from their group and lost.

The search for the bachurim is ongoing by the N.Y. State Parks Police. Earlier, members of Chaveirim of Rockland County and the Misaskim organization, as well as by many volunteers at Bear Mountain.

The bachurim, with a Chaveirim volunteer, police officers, and a park official. (News Breakers)
The bachurim, with a Chaveirim volunteer, police officers, and a park official. (News Breakers)

Overnight, only the park rangers and police continued searching while all the volunteers were staged outside the park, ready to resume their assistance in the search with first sunlight.

Volunteers searching for the bachurim Thursday night. (News Breakers)
Volunteers searching for the bachurim Thursday night. (News Breakers)

Tefillos were held Friday on behalf of the bachurim at the kever of the Karliner Rebbe, zy”a, in Teveriah.

Bear Mountain State Park is a 5,205-acre state park located on the western side of the Hudson River in Rockland County.

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