University students rescued twice from Mount Fuji twice

You would think anyone who needs to be rescued from the mountain will avoid try Climbing that mountain again. Give it at least one or two months. However, for college students from China, once no Enough. The 27-year-old man was armed to Mount Fuji’s fifth stop due to plateau disease on Saturday. Four days ago He will After losing the traction device (called crampons), he was picked up by a helicopter on the top of the mountain Boots and yes A safe travel on steep snow is essential.

Unfortunately for that man, he not only lost but lost crampons during the ascendant. He also misplaced his phone, so he decided to return to the mountain in four days to find it. It is not clear whether he managed to do so position Call, but what we know is that he needs to rescue again. Before 1 p.m. Saturday, another climber called police to inform them that a man was sick. Mountain rescuers then pulled him to the fifth unit and handed him over to the fire department. Authorities say his life is not dangerous.

Risks of climbing Mount Fuji

Ascending to Mount Fuji outside the official climbing season from early July to early September is discouraged. Last year, four people who decided to take a risk in June died at a 3,776-meter peak. Even during the climbing season, it can be dangerous. Four other hikers died in mid-July. This year, anyone planning to follow the popular Yoshida Trail must wear the right climbing gear. During the online booking process, they must agree to the terminology, which includes wearing warm clothing and appropriate footwear. Those who do not comply may be denied entry.

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