Tamra McBeath-Riley, 52, was rescued after she and two companions became stranded in the Australian outback. Claire Hockridge and Phu Tran are still missing.
A woman has revealed how she survived 12 days lost in the Australian outback by drinking from a watering hole after a limited supply of iced vodka, biscuits and noodles ran out.
McBeath-Riley, 52, was found on Sunday after authorities located the Mitsubishi Triton they had been traveling in bogged in a river bed,said. But Hockridge and Tran, who was visiting from South Australia, are still missing. Speaking to reporters outside hospital on Monday, McBeath-Riley said she hadn't eaten in five days and is"worried to death" about Hockridge and Tran, according to theMcBeath-Riley said they had stayed by their car for three days and tried to free it, but then ran out of supplies, having consumed the six liters of water, 10 iced vodka cans, beef noodles and biscuits they had taken with them.
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