On April 24, some netizens posted a request for help, saying that his wife and friends got lost on the way back from climbing Qingliang Peak on the 23rd. According to local media reports in Hangzhou, the two people who lost contact in the early morning of the 25th were rescued, and the people were a little bruised, and the problem was not big.
On the afternoon of April 25, the help-seeker posted that his beloved wife took the initiative to send a distress message before he lost contact, and he looked for rescue team and police assistance as soon as he learned the information, and asked the majority of netizens to stop malicious speculation.
This matter topped the hot search list today:
The netizen previously posted a missing person notice saying that his wife went to Qingliangfeng in Lin'an District, Hangzhou City with a friend to climb the mountain in the early morning of April 23, and lost her way on the way back due to her lack of experience. He called the police at 3 p.m. on the same day and was not found until the 24th.
The surveillance footage of his wife and friends going up the mountain in a netizen's post
After receiving the police, the Lin'an public security, fire department, civil rescue team, and local villagers immediately carried out a carpet search and rescue, which lasted all night. However, Qingliang Peak, the first peak in western Zhejiang, has a steep terrain, large area, wide range, dense forests and complex terrain, and it is difficult to implement rescue once it is lost.
"Following the fruitless search on the first day, we continued to send more manpower on the second day, and also set up a rescue command group, dispatching more than 200 people, including police, firefighters, civil rescue team members, guides, and local villagers, to search in three batches from Qingliangfeng to Maxiao (Zhejiang-Anhui border). Finally, at 5 o'clock in the morning of the 25th, two people were found above the eighteen dragon pools of Qingliang Peak, although they did not bring any food, but at least there was water to drink here, and they could insist on waiting for rescue. Wang Junwang, head of the Resource Protection Section of the Qingliangfeng Management Bureau, said.
Later, according to the woman's recollection, after they went up the mountain that day, they faced the complex terrain, walked through the woods for a while, got lost during the expedition, and called the police for help after determining that they really couldn't find the direction, but in the process of waiting for rescue, the mobile phones of the two ran out of battery one after another and lost contact...... Fortunately, the local rescue team in Lin'an searched and rescued them successfully.
This article is synthesized from: Red Star News, Orange Persimmon Interactive, News Morning Post, etc
Edit: Rose Sand
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