The group of scientists because of months of working together for months at Antarctic Research School has moved after a group member accused of beating.
About 10 researchers often sit on a South African business-run, living about 170km (about 105 miles) from the edge of the ice shelf and it is difficult to reach.
But the South African government spokesman told the BBC “there was an attack on the” station, following the previous suspicion of the wrong behavior from within the camp.
In a more message that BBC saw, the South African Department of Environmental Affairs said it answered concerns about “the main urgent”.
Times in the Sunday, the first reported of the story, said team members persuaded salvation.
The ministry also said that those in the group had been receiving “pile of posts including rear checks, referring checks, medical examination, and Psychometric testing professionals,” all members had delete.
The Sanae IV research background is located over 4,000km’s research from Nest South Africa and harsh weather conditions that scientists can be determined when a lot of time of year.
The current group is expected to be in Sabasee IV Base until December.
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South Africa’s financial evacuation occurred since 1959. The group at Saee IV and often compile a doctor, two mechanics, three engineers, a vaccine.
This moves, with difficult weather conditions authorize a lot of time spent in an open open area, usually run without incidents, and group members should be checked for a psychiatric list before leaving.
But on Sunday, South African homes report that the other member of the group had sent a serious “Deeper disturbing” Member of “a” fear “.
The South African government spokesman told the alleged to be charged with the “party work that the party wanted the party to do – weather relying in need of schedule change”.
Antarctica events are rare, but they are never seen. In 2018 there were staved reports at the Russinghausen research station.
Psychologians point out the result that separation can be in human behavior.
“One thing we know from these rare pieces, when a bad piece of division or capsule happens,” said Craig Jackson, “said Craig Jackson, a professor of Birmingham City, and a member of British Psychology Society.
“Therefore, the issues of functions, regarding the allocation of functions, even the smaller complaints or hobby or food components may burn quickly so as much as normal,” he told BBC.
Gabrielle Walker, a scientist and a writer who has been leaving Antarctica, said it was working closer to a small group of colleagues who were at risk.
“You know how they put their cup of coffee down and any side of pointing; he knows they ripped his nose three times before they sit; he knows everything about them.
“And in bad situations, it can begin to anger you … because there is nothing else – nothing else is burning and has people 24/7,” she said.
Sources within the Antarctic Research Communication Tell BBC that South Africa is able to locate a skilled and plane ship if needed.
But any rescue performance would be required to combed severe weather, and temperatures are fine under the snow and that there may be strong winds.
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