Zhongxin. com Lijiang, October 6 (Ye Liquan) The reporter learned from the Public Security Bureau of Yulong County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province on the 6 th that Huang Modong, a sophomore in Guangxi, copied the Internet Raiders and tried to climb the top of Yulong Snow Mountain on the evening of the 4 th. The cliff trapped at an altitude of 3,639 meters was successfully rescued by the police after 24 hours of emergency rescue.
According to Huang Modong, after he arrived in Yuhu Village, Lijiang City on the morning of the 4th, he began to climb the Yulong Snow Mountain privately, marching step by step to the virgin forest and dangerous peaks. During this period, he was determined to climb to the top in the face of the infinite charming scenery of Yulong Snow Mountain. "Before leaving, I learned about the relevant raiders through the Internet, carrying eight-treasure porridge, red bull drink, mineral water and a small piece of chocolate, as well as a thin down jacket, charging treasure and mobile phone, which has been fully prepared."
On the evening of the 4th, when he reached the cliff above the quicksand slope of Yulong Snow Mountain, it began to rain lightly in the sky, and the rapidly coming mountain fog surrounded him. In the face of the dark night, Huang Moudong, who was in danger, called for help.
"On the left is a cliff. Under the guidance of the police, I curled up in the same place and didn’t dare to move." Huang Modong said, "In order to alleviate my physical discomfort and inner anxiety, I listen to songs on my mobile phone and constantly imagine the beautiful things in my memory."
After receiving the alarm from Huang Moudong, the local party committee and government, the police station and the Lijiang Blue Sky Rescue Team quickly launched the rescue mechanism and put into intensive rescue preparations. According to professional data analysis, Huang Moudong was trapped at the cliff below Shangyi Peak in Yulong Snow Mountain, with a height of 3639.2 meters.
At 21 o’clock on the evening of the 4th, 15 rescue forces, consisting of Yulong Public Security Bureau, local Party committees and governments, and village committees, carried supplies and quickly put into rescue work. At night, the temperature plummeted below zero degrees Celsius, and it rained intermittently on Yulong Snow Mountain. The whole mountain was surrounded by a large fog and it was opaque. In order to ensure that Huang Moudong got out of trouble safely, the rescue team did not dare to relax, and raced against time on the dangerous rescue road overnight.
After a 24-hour emergency search and rescue, Huang Modong was successfully rescued. Except for the loss of temperature and the decline of physiological function caused by starvation and freezing at high altitude, Huang Modong’s vital signs were stable.