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A climber with altitude disease near Japan’s summit Fuji assembly Last week, he returned to the slope and only four days later, the second time was saved, Monday.
Alpinist has only been identified as a 27-year-old Chinese student living 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.
On Saturday, he returned at a height of about 10,000 feet at a height of about 10,000 feet at a height of about 10,000 feet to the Mountain Fujinomy’s trail, searched the other items behind the Prefecture Police in Shizuoka. Another climber said he could not act after him a second time.
“Heh the disease and suspected that he was taken to the hospital,” he said.
It was not known that he could find his phone at the end of the local media.
Tourge / Reputers 
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 needs to be saved, there is no payment or punishment, but the Chinese student case made a noise in social media, and he made the calls to be charged for at least the second rescue for him.
After the rescue of the man, the police could suddenly change the weather, because the weather conditions suddenly repeated their recommendations because the rescuers were difficult to respond, BBC reported. Medical facilities are also closed along the roads.
Police called all of the climbers to use money with caution, said that the mountain was low temperatures and even covered with snow in spring.
The 3776-meter high (12,388 meters high) Mountain Defined the World Cultural Heritage of UNESCO in 2013. The symbol of Japan was a mountain, Hajj, “Fujisan”, and today it is becoming increasingly popular among the walker.
To see the sunrise to see the rocky slopes to go through the slopes and managing the risks higher in the slope and introduced local authorities last year entrance fee The number of applicants on the most popular trail will offer similar rules on the number of entrants and other main roads this year.
However, how many tourists of Fuji visited – and how many – discussion, Thomas Jones, the durability and tourism in the Ritsumeikan University of Japan. CBS told the news In 2023.
“He said,” Why did you need to find a consensus “and there is nothing like this moment. Thus there are no kind of agreed effort to limit the number of visitors there. “
In 2023, more than 220,000 people climbed Mount Fuji between July and September for the BBC.
