The Fuji Mountain climber was rescued again after returning to the phone

A 27 -year -old university student who climbed Mount Fuji was rescued outside the official climbing season twice in four days, after he returned to search for his mobile phone.

The Chinese student, who lives in Japan, was rescued for the first time by helicopters on Tuesday while he was on the Fujinomiya track, which is about 3000 meters (9800 feet) above sea level.

He was not able to get the corridor after he lost its quarrel – an ecclesiastical device linked to the bottom of climbing shoes to improve traction.

But a few days later, he returned to the mountain to restore the property he left behind, including his phone. He was rescued again on Saturday after he suffers from height, but is now out of danger.

Because of the harsh conditions, people are discouraged from climbing Mount Fuji outside the official climbing season that begins in early July and ends in early September.

All paths leading to the top of Mount Fuji are closed at this time, according to the Ministry of Environment.

After saving the man, the police in the Shizuka province repeated their advice against climbing the mountain during its season, as the weather can suddenly change, making it difficult for rescuers to respond. Medical facilities along the corridors are also closed.

Participations by some X users criticized the man for ignoring the safety advice against climbing at that time, saying that he should be paid for all of the rescue tasks.

Jabal Fuji, which is 3776 meters (12388 feet), is known all over the world in its ideal cone, and it is one of the most important attractions and salads in recent years has taken steps to address the disturbances Lifting climbing fees.

In 2023, more than 220,000 people climbed Fuji Mountain between July and September.