Mountains on Mount Fuji again saved after returning by phone

A 27-year-old university student who climbed Mount Fuji outside the official rock climb was saved twice in four days after he returned to look for his mobile phone.

A Chinese student who lives in Japan was first saved by a helicopter on Tuesday, being on the Fuginomy trail, which is about 3000 m (9,800 feet) above sea level.

It could not go down the trail after lost spasms – a studded device that is attached to the bottom of the rise for better traction.

But a few days later he returned to the mountain to get the things left behind, including his phone. He was rescued again on Saturday after suffering from the height of the disease, but now he does not threaten.

Due to the rigid conditions, people interfere with the rise on Mount Fuji by the official rock climbing season, which begins in early July and ends in early September.

At this time, all the trails leading to the Harry Fuji summit are closed, the Ministry of the Environment reports.

After the rescue of the man, the police in the prefecture of the Schizouok once again confirmed the tips against the climb up the mountains when the weather may suddenly change, which complicated the rescuers. Medical facilities along the trails are also closed.

The reports of some X users criticized the man for ignoring security advice against rock climbing at the time, saying he should be forced to pay for both rescue missions.

Well -known worldwide, high Fuji Mountain – one of Japan’s most popular attractions, and the authorities have taken steaming measures in recent years to resolve overstress Increasing the climbing fee.

In 2023, more than 220,000 people climbed Mount Fuji between July to September.