Chao News client correspondent Lu Yuanyuan reporter Jin Meng
During the National Day holiday, Mr. Liu from Hunan Province took his 7-year-old child and two other friends to Lin'an, Hangzhou, and the four of them were ready to challenge and climb the Qingliang Peak, which is known as the "top of western Zhejiang".
On the way back from the mountain, the group made a temporary decision and did not choose to return the same way, but found another way and went down the stream. Who knows, due to the lack of outdoor climbing experience and insufficient equipment, while walking, the four of them got lost and were trapped on the fence rock cliff.
In the deep mountains under the cover of night, the exhausted four people were in a dilemma, frightened, and had no choice but to call the police.
At 19 o'clock on October 4, after receiving the alarm, the Changhua Police Station of the Lin'an District Public Security Branch quickly organized rescue forces to rush to the scene, and synchronously linked more than 10 people, including villager guides who are familiar with the terrain and the Wolf Public Welfare Rescue Team, to gather into the mountain with rescue equipment. When he learned that there were children among the trapped people, he repeatedly told the four people to wait for rescue in the same place, and not to move around at will to avoid accidents.
Photo courtesy of Lin'an Public Security
Qingliangfeng poster is more than 1,700 meters, with dense vegetation coverage and very complex landforms. The temperature plummeted at night and visibility was low, making rescue efforts more difficult.
Rescuers drilled into dense forests, grabbed tree branches, stepped on rock walls, and walked through the dense jungle and cliffs, from time to time they were scratched by thorns, sweat soaked their clothes, the mountain wind blew, and a chill hit, but everyone did not stop the search and rescue.
Photo courtesy of Lin'an Public Security
At about 2 o'clock in the morning the next day, after a six-hour trek, the rescue team finally arrived at the point where the traveler was trapped and found four trapped people at the top of Qingliang Peak. After on-site inspection, the four people were fine except for their fatigue from climbing the mountain for a long time.
"I didn't think I could go back today." The moment he saw the rescuers, the 7-year-old boy said.
Photo courtesy of Lin'an Public Security
After a short break, rescuers took turns carrying the 7-year-old boy on their backs and began escorting the four people down the mountain. At about 4 o'clock in the morning on October 5, after nine hours, the four of them finally returned safely to the foot of the mountain.
On the afternoon of October 6, Mr. Liu and others came to the Changhua Police Station with two pennants printed with the words "Mountains and Rivers, Dangerous Hearts, Warm Hearts, Police Emblems Shine for the People Forever" and "Mountains and Dangers Rescue Dangers, Wolves Walk Without Fear and Help Safety", and delivered the pennants to the policeman Wang Qin and the Wolf Public Welfare Rescue Team.
Photo courtesy of Lin'an Public Security
Wang Qin, a new police officer who has just been in the police for 2 months, smiled shyly: "This is the first pennant in my police career, although I am very tired after nine hours of staying up all night climbing the mountain for search and rescue, but I feel very happy to see that the four people are safe and the task is successfully completed!" ”
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