Ajab Gajab: Chinese man rescued twice a week from Mount Fuji Mountain, resurrected to return to the phone
The man climbed the Mount Fuji.
Ajab Gajab: A Chinese citizen was rescued twice a week from Fuji’s slopes. He is said to have returned to the top of the mountain to withdraw his phone. According to a report by The Independent, the 27 -year -old man lived in Japan, who studied at a university, first decided to climb the country’s highest peak in the off season. For the first time, the man was brought by wind in the Pusinomia road located towards the Shiswoka province of the mountain at a height of 3,000 meters above sea level. After this, he climbed into the mountain from the place where he was recovered again to return his luggage for four days.
I tell you, whether or not he was successful in withdrawing his phone, but the recovery officers soon recognized that he was the same person he had saved a few days ago. The mountain rescue officer of the Shizuoka Provincial Police, brought the man back to the stretcher and handed over to the fire department. The police spokesman told the media that he was taken to the hospital suspected of being a heated disease.
Significantly, in most parts of the Fuji Mount, the snow is covered, but during the summer mountaineering, many professionals and amateur climbers climb the rock slopes overnight to see the sunrise. The mountaineering period traditionally runs from July 1 to September, and more than 200,000 climbers are trying to climb. Authorities usually encourage people who climb the Mount Fuji during the season, as there is a risk of death or injury in odd situations.
According to the NTTV report, a large number of foreign tourists visit the mountain every year, which causes congestion. Local authorities passed a bill last month. Any of the four main ways of Fuji Mountain will be charged Rs 2,333 (4,000 yen) entry fee. Officials concerned about safety and environmental damage in Fuji’s wonderful slopes have also set a range of daily admissions and online bookings.
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