A man looking for his phone, which was transferred from Japan Mount Fuji, twice in one week – my country

A 27 -year -old student was rescued from China Japan The longest mountain, Fuji Mountain, Twice within four days after returning to search for a mobile phone left behind for the first time.

Police said that the climber, who was not publicly identified, was transferred by air with height disease near the peak of Mount Fuji, which was currently closed to the public, on Tuesday, April 22, after an emergency call, adding that his climbing ups were also damaged.

On Saturday, April 26, the student again returned to the Fujinomiya mountain path – about 3000 meters above sea level – to search for his mobile phone and other property he left behind, according to the Shizuka police.

Another climber found him unable to move after height appeared to have apparently developed for the second time, according to the police.

“He was suspected of being suffering from height disease and transferred to the hospital,” a police spokesman Agency told France Basic on monday.

It is not clear whether he is able to find his mobile phone and other property.

Long -distance walking paths on the mountain open only from July to early September, but there is no penalty for walking long in their season. There is also no fees or penalty when the climber needs a rescue.

After saving the man, the Shizuka police urged all climbers to be careful, noting that the mountain has low temperatures and snow -covered even during the spring.

According to To the Japanese National Tourism OrganizationFuji Mountain is the longest peak in Japan, with a length of 3776 meters. This was the result of volcanic activity that began about 100,000 years ago. The surrounding area is a famous entertainment destination for long -distance walking, camping and relaxation. The mountain was appointed to the World Cultural Heritage site for UNESCO in 2013.

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Local authorities Entry fees In 2024, a hat for the number of participants on the most popular corridor to control overcrowding and risks from the rush overnight to climb through the rock slopes to see sunrise. They will provide similar rules on other major paths this year.

Last year, Japanese officials urged climbers of Mount Fuji to be more cautious after five people died on the mountain in the same week.

According to the New York Times, Three people died Within 24 hours on one side of the mountain, in Shizuka Governorate on July 10. Another person died on July 14. All four climbers were Japanese men in the 1960s and 1970s. One of them died due to the fall, and the last was sick and the cause of the two was unclear. They were all individual climbers.

A few days ago, on the other side of the mountain in Yamanashi Governorate, a 58 -year -old climber died on July 8, according to officials. The man was a visitor from Hong Kong, he became unconscious while climbing with his wife, According to local media, Kyodo News.

– With files from the Associated Press

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