The sporting suit at the top: the Mountain of Shasta has expanded a dramatic rescue operation
In California, a massive three-day operation ended from saving a 39th-year-old tourist from Florida, which ended up trapped in the hills of Mount Shasta over 4300 meters. The man successfully reached the summit, being dressed only in a hoodie, training pants and whitebark, having a third-cane and a minimum supply of food and water. But as he went down, he went wrong the browser route, and went out on the icy spaces of Vinette glacier.
At about 38,000 feet, the traveler fell through the snow bridge, seriously damaged his leg and called for rescue service. Trying to evacuate the lost helicopter of the same day, falling through a bad visibility and a strong storm wind, the speed of which it reached almost 100 kilometers per hour. The Turkish had to spend the first cold night just on a glacier without proper gear.
The next morning, two mountain rangers were able to land on the helicopters near the Misery Hill hill, went down to the injured hill, gave him the first aid, warm clothes, food, and moved him into a secure space at about 3800 meters. But the weather conditions won't allow him to lift up again, making the group stay on top another night.
On Tuesday, there was a major search engine, a rescue group of 30 people entering and a teenage volunteers from Marin County. The rotisans on their hands have dropped a drainage tourist down to a secure area from where during a short weather window took the vehicle of road police California for urgent hospitalization.
Context
Strategulin Shasta in the Cascade Mountains is rising over 4300 feet and has no adequate tourist path directly to the summit: all routes are being run by a strict wild high mountain without waste. The great danger on the slopes is the glaciers, such as the Winny Glacier, the longest in California, which is the beginning under the cool Missuer Hill and the concentrated deep cracks and glaciers.
The U.S. forest and the local lava center are warning that even in the classic roof of weather conditions can suddenly change storm winds from the Pacific, so to safely move to the snow-ice relief center requires special alpine gear, such as cats and ice shafts.