Search for two missing 12-year-old girls in Russia stretches into fifth day as drowning emerges as leading theory

The search for two 12-year-old girls who disappeared in Kyzyl, Russia, after heading towards the Yenisei River on July 1 has entered its fifth day. With no trace found, drowning has become the leading theory as they were last seen near a dam and river embankment. A massive search effort involving police, emergency personnel, and hundreds of volunteers has been launched, highlighting the community's deep concern and the urgency of finding the missing children. This situation underscores the importance of safety measures around water bodies, especially for young people.