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Climbing aircraft with a height disease near the top Japanese hill Fuji Last week it was saved again only four days later after returning to the slope to find a cellphone, the authorities announced on Monday.
The climber, identified only as a 27-year-old Chinese student living in Japan, made an emergency call on April 22. After developing symptoms of altitude disease, Shizuoka Prefect Police said. His climber iron were also damaged.
After that, the man was transferred from the mountain.
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The aircraft climbing from near the top of Japanese Mount Fuji saved from Padine only four days later. (AP)
On Saturday he returned to the mountain Fujinomiya trail Located about 10,000 feet of altitude, to ask for his cellphone and other things he left when he was saved, police said.
Another climber found him that he could not move after it seems that he has developed altitude disease for the second time.
Officials invited people to be careful under sharp conditions on the highest Japanese peak during the off -season. Police said the mountain has low temperatures and is covered with snow, even in spring.
The climber was identified only as a 27-year-old Chinese student living in Japan. (AP)
Mountain mountaineering trails are officially opened only from July to early September, although there is no penalty for hiking out of season.
Climbers will also not face accusations or punishments if they need to be saved, but the case of a Chinese student has led to the invitation on the network to charge him, at least for his second rescue.
In 2023, more than 220,000 people climbed the mountain between July and September, according to the BBC.
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Mountain mountaineering trails are officially opened only from July to early September, although there is no penalty for hiking out of season. (Getty Images)
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The 12,388-rate mountain was named UNESCO in the 2013 World Heritage Site. The mountain was once a pilgrimage place and is now increasingly popular with mountaineers.
Last year, local authorities tried to control overcrowding and risks of hurrying overnight climbing with rocky slopes to look at the sunrise by introducing a ticket and restrictions on the number of people who can enter the most popular trail. Similar rules will be introduced on other main trails this year.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
