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Scout leader dies on Alpine trip Scout leader dies on Alpine trip
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A young scout leader died after going missing on a trip in Liechtenstein, the Scout Association has confirmed. A scout leader who went missing on a trip in Liechtenstein has been found dead, the Scout Association has said.
Thomas Moore, 21, from Stevenage in Hertfordshire, had split from the group expedition to do some walking on his own in the country's ridges. Thomas Moore, 21, from Stevenage in Hertfordshire, left the group expedition to go walking alone in the country's ridges.
When he failed to return his colleagues reported him missing and informed his family, who flew to the small west European country. Mr Moore's colleagues reported him missing when he failed to return and informed his family, who flew to the small west European country.
Mr Moore's body was found two days later by search teams.Mr Moore's body was found two days later by search teams.
A Scout Association spokesman said Mr Moore, an assistant explorer scout leader, had travelled to Liechtenstein on an expedition organised by Hertfordshire Scouts.A Scout Association spokesman said Mr Moore, an assistant explorer scout leader, had travelled to Liechtenstein on an expedition organised by Hertfordshire Scouts.
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He said: "Towards the end of the trip Tom decided to go walking on his own and left the expedition base.He said: "Towards the end of the trip Tom decided to go walking on his own and left the expedition base.
"He informed others he was going to walk some local ridges. He took with him a day sack, some money and his passport."He informed others he was going to walk some local ridges. He took with him a day sack, some money and his passport.
Our thoughts are with Tom's family at this sad time Scout Association spokesmanOur thoughts are with Tom's family at this sad time Scout Association spokesman
"Tom indicated he would be back in time to join the main party on its scheduled return to the UK on Saturday morning.""Tom indicated he would be back in time to join the main party on its scheduled return to the UK on Saturday morning."
The spokesman said Mr Moore was reported missing to authorities in Liechtenstein on Saturday morning by Scout leaders.The spokesman said Mr Moore was reported missing to authorities in Liechtenstein on Saturday morning by Scout leaders.
He continued: "When Tom didn't return other members of the Hertfordshire leadership team alerted the local police and a search was initiated. A helicopter was also deployed.He continued: "When Tom didn't return other members of the Hertfordshire leadership team alerted the local police and a search was initiated. A helicopter was also deployed.
"Tom's close relatives were informed of his disappearance on Saturday afternoon. They flew to Liechtenstein while the search continued."Tom's close relatives were informed of his disappearance on Saturday afternoon. They flew to Liechtenstein while the search continued.
"Tom was found by search teams on Monday."Tom was found by search teams on Monday.
"The rest of the Hertfordshire expedition members and leadership team have now arrived home in the UK."The rest of the Hertfordshire expedition members and leadership team have now arrived home in the UK.
"Our thoughts are with Tom's family at this sad time," he added."Our thoughts are with Tom's family at this sad time," he added.