Japan’s Fuji’s Mount Twice Rescued, Returned to Looking For Mobile Phone

Last week, a climber, a height of alphanum, near the height of the Japan’s Fuji Mountain, was rescued for the second time after four days and told Monday.

Authorities called people to be aware of the harsh conditions in the tallest peak of the country.

The climber has been identified as a 27-year-old Chinese student living in Japan. On April 22, he made an emergency call and flight after the signs of altitude disease, police and police, said the ironing irons were injured.

Last Saturday, he returned from sea level to the Fujinomy trail of the mountain until a height of about 3,000 meters, the Shizuoka looked for other belongings and other belts behind the Prefecture police. Police said another climber could not move after the development of altitude disease for the second time.

No punishment, even to get rid of the season

The hiking roads officially open to the beginning of September since July, but there is no punishment for a walk outside the season. When a climber should be rescued, there is no payment or penalty, but the student case has made a noise in social media and made the calls to be charged for at least the second rescue.

Shizuoka police called for all climbers to use all the climbers that all climbers have a low temperature and even covered in the snow.

The high mountain of 3776 meters, in 2013, appointed UNESCO’s world cultural heritage. The symbol of Japan was a mountain, Hajj, “Fujisan”, and today it is becoming increasingly popular among the hikes.

Last year, local authorities presented the number of entrants and hats on the most popular trail, to monitor the risks that climb the sun risks to see the risks.