The Spanish Juan Bolivar Well, the only survivor of the three cavers lost in southern Morocco, and is in a clinic in Ouarzazate, the closest to the scene of the tragedy city.
Bolívar, police officer, 27, arrived at about 00.15 local time (one more in Spain) in an ambulance escorted by the Moroccan Royal Gendarmerie to Chifa clinic, where they waited several Spanish diplomats and family.
Spanish Diplomats said Bolívar is physically fine but suffer from hypothermia and PTSD (has seen the death of his two companions), so your sleep is essential.
The seven specialists arrived on Sunday from Spain after complicated negotiations almost two days to get permission from Morocco got down to work and managed to get Bolívar ravine where he was.
Shortly before the news of the rescue of Bolivar, Spanish Ministry sources Interior Efe reported that the chief of police stationed in Almería José Antonio Martínez Jiménez, 41, died inspector.
On Saturday, Moroccan authorities reported the death of another member of the group, Gustavo Virués.
It is anticipated that today the two bodies found at the bottom of a ravine 400 meters deep, with very narrow walls in places and the displaced is extremely difficult to be rescued.
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