Staying where it was, digging snow holes, storing water and food, Canadian teenagers successfully waited for rescue after getting lost in the snowy wilderness.
A 17-year-old boy in Canada recently got lost in the snowy wilderness while riding a snowmobile, he dug a snow hole in the snow and stayed inside to wait for rescue. How To survive in the snowstorm of "Survival in the Wilderness" once dug a snow hole to survive in a snowstorm in an alpine blizzard in Canada, I don't know if this teenager was inspired by Beiye.
CNN reported on January 18 that according to the Canadian South Caribou search and rescue team, the teenager built a snow cave "fortress" after getting lost in British Columbia, Canada.
It is reported that at about 6:15 p.m. on Saturday (16th), the local police were told that a snowmobile was not returned on time. The teenager's family and friends have returned, but he has not appeared.
According to the search and rescue team, the search and rescue team eventually found the missing teenager and was "in good condition".
In a Facebook statement, the rescue team praised the teenager for saying, "After the accident, the young man made the right choice. After several unsuccessful attempts to return to the starting point, he separated from the team. Without knowing where and what area he reached, he stopped his snowmobile in the open area, walked to a nearby forested area, and built himself an excellent snow cave to spend the night. ”
The statement also said, "When our team members arrived, he was still in a snow cave with water and food in it. He stayed where he was, with knowledge of winter survival in remote areas, which made our search and rescue mission a little easier. ”
Zhengguan reporter Zheng Zhongyi
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