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The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

author:Flowing water eyes

Event Review: Climbing enthusiasts Fan Jiangtao and Xie Ruxiang were only 400 meters away from the summit when they climbed Mount Everest, but found a female climber in danger. Since "no rescue above 8,000 meters" is the practice of the mountaineering community on Mount Everest, local Sherpa guides also advise them not to risk rescue, otherwise they will also be dragged into danger. Hesitating, they realized that the woman was Chinese and decided to rescue her at any cost. They promised to pay Sherpa $10,000 and eventually managed to save the woman from the brink of death. However, when the rescued climber returned home, she refused to pay the fee or even say a word of thanks, which made the two rescuers deeply disappointed and frustrated. Later, he was only willing to pay $4,000, and also put forward a series of requirements and certificates.

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

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For this matter, netizens almost one-sidedly attacked Ms. Liu, thinking that she was ungrateful. To understand this, it is necessary to understand the following questions:

1. Is it dangerous to challenge to summit Mount Everest?

This year, Everest's 2023 spring climbing season has just ended, and officials describe this year as "one of the most dangerous Everest climbing seasons on record." So far, 12 people have died in this mountaineering season, and 5 others have disappeared (basically also declared dead).

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

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2. If the rescued person is unconscious, is it reasonable for the rescuer to ask for rescue costs after rescue?

According to Chinese law, the reasonable expenses incurred by the rescuer to rescue others in an emergency should be paid by the rescued person or his family. The cost of rescue should be reasonable and legal, and can be resolved through negotiation or legal channels. However, if the rescue costs are too high or there are other problems, the rescued person or his or her family has the right to refuse to pay.

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

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3. How much does the Everest Sherpa Guide rescue cost?

The cost of the Everest rescue varies depending on factors such as the risk faced, the location of the rescue, the time, and the resources used for the rescue. Generally speaking, according to recent data, the rescue cost of Sherpa guides is about 5,000-10,000 US dollars. But it may also be just a base cost, and with the increase of time, resources, etc., the cost will increase accordingly.

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

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4. How much does it cost to climb Mount Everest?

Climbing Mount Everest can cost anywhere from $30,000 to $45,000, depending on which climbing company and team you choose. This fee includes permit fees, mountain guidance fees, equipment rental fees, hotel fees, and other incidental fees. In addition, you will need to purchase insurance and undertake professional training in high-altitude mountaineering.

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

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Understanding the above questions, we know the following facts:

The rescued woman who climbed Mount Everest refused to pay the rescue fee, and before condemning her, clarify these questions?

In short, we can't draw conclusions about this now, let the bullets fly for a while, and when the tide passes, we can see who is swimming naked!