At the night of the first of August 2016, a four-man caving team set off from Budapest - . Gergely Ambrus (leader) and Peter Adamkó jr. cave rescuers, Attila Jager and Attila Tóth cave explorers to make a trip into the deepest cave of the Earth. The Kubera-Voronja cave system is in Abkhazia, it opens in the Western Caucasus over 2250 meters above sea level (click here!). The cave is 2197 m deep, currently known as the deepest cave of the world.

The team arrived to the scene on the 5th of August and after a few short warm-up trips the big tour launched on the 8th: the team stayed 9 days ungerground (with sleeping in the cave), and on the morning of the 13th they reached the deepest dry point of the cave at 2 080 meters below entrance level.

On the night of 16th of August 2016 a call out came to the HQ of the Hungarian Cave Rescue Service that a  31-year-old lady fell to from the ridge about 20 meters, in  the Pilis Mountains (click here for the map). ). Her companions told us, that she fainted immediately, but were already somewhat conscious, having waist, shoulders, chest pain. She has fallen in an app. 60-degree slope, fell down, repeatedly punched her head, chest and pelvis.

The chief in duty of the Cave Rescue Service immediately issued a full alarm. The team members accompanied by the Pest County Search and Rescue Service - as well as a member of Bakonyi Cave Rescue Service immediately marched to the site, in which National Ambulance Service helped us.

2016 július 13-án délután a BMSz három tagja Adamkó Péter vezetésével három, egy hónapos cicát mentettek sikeresen, akik a budafoki pincerendszer egy szellőzőkútjába estek és benn rekedtek.

Mindeközben egy nemzeti parkos látogató túra szállt le a Pál-völgyi-barlangrendszer Mátyás-hegyi-barlang részébe. A látogatók a szokásos útvonalon, az úgynevezett Nagy-körön haladtak túravezetőjükkel.

Az Opera-teremben lévő felmászásnál (Opera-kistravi) a túravezetők segítségével másztak fel a résztvevők, ez egy kisebb, kb. 2,5-3 méteres felmászás, ami segítséggel kezdők, sőt laikusok számára is leküzdhető. A felmászás közben az egyik ausztrál fiatalembernek a  válla (amelyikkel nem kapaszkodott, csak nekitámaszkodott) kifordult.

Egyesületünk bemutatására és ezen keresztül a barlangok és a barlangjárás szépségeinek megismertetésére kiváló alkalom a Duna-Ipoly Nemzeti Park Föld Napja rendezvény a Pál-völgyi-kőfejtőben. Ide 4 éve kapunk meghívást melynek szívesen teszünk eleget.

A rendezvény főleg egy civil forgatag, ahol a berendezett standunkon az érdeklődők megfoghatják, kipróbálhatják eszközeinket.

Idén is készültünk kőzet bemutatóval, barlangi élővilágról ismertetővel és a barlangász „csomózdában” együtt bogozhattuk a köteleket. A feladatokat sikeresen teljesítők a tízpróba keretében pecsétet kaptak és a Nemzeti Park ajándékait vehették át.

Idén először mászófallal színesítettük az eseményt, előző években a sziklafalon mászhattak a résztvevők. A nagy érdeklődést rendszerint a kígyózó sor mutatja. 

Between 28.10.2015 and 30.10.2015 was hold a cave-rescuer meeting  in Zakopane, Poland. Beside the organiser local rescue organisation (Tatrzańskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe - TOPR) took part the Czech, the Slovakian and the Hungarian cave rescuers (the “V4 countries”), altogether 25 people.

Our accomodation was in the rescue basis of TOPR. That is a 4 staged building in Zakopane, which is also an operative centre, an equipment store and a preparation basis at the same time. In the underground store there is a great amount of rescue equipment, which is completely changed at least in every two years.

In the base level is the operative centre, here is a mountainy rescuer group waiting for the alarm round-the clock. At a few hundred meter distance from here there is a helicopter base, where two helicopters are ready to be used for rescue. In the Tatra-hills there are 1500-2000 accidents yearly, most of them are ski-accidents, and avalanches.

Slovenia, 9-15 October, 2015.

As a member of the ECRA international organisation The Hungarian Cave Rescue Organisation was invited to the training. Almost all Slovenan cave rescuers, 3 Hungarian, 5 Serbian, 5 Bosnian and 1 person from Montenegro participated on the program. Alltogether 60 person were present.

The training was really excellent, the host organisation proved to be well-equipped, disciplined and exemplary also in logistical areas.

After arriving on Friday evening, greeting old friends, the real program began on Saturday Morning at 7 with wake up. The cave for the simulated rescuing consisted a 270 m deep vertical after that a 300 m long horizontal part. It was divided into 9 parts, each of them had its own group with a leader person. This information was absolutely clear in the rescue plan, which was visible at the leader tent on a table.