6 travelers were trapped while hiking in Xinjiang, 5 were rescued and 1 died due to hypothermia.

For travelers who like hiking adventure travel, there is still a certain danger. Not long ago, a traveler lost contact while crossing the no-man’s land of Qiangtang. Recently, there has been news again that travellers were trapped while hiking in Xinjiang. So, What is this situation? Are you out of trouble now? Let’s take a closer look at the specific circumstances. One of the travel companions was killed. It’s such a pity! 6 travelers were trapped while hiking in Xinjiang, and 1 died.

According to relevant news reports, at 10:00 a.m. on May 23, the local police received a rescue call saying that a rescue operation in Mengkete, Nilek County, Xinjiang was reported. In the Daban area, 6 travelers were trapped in a snowstorm and asked for rescue. One of the teammates was suffering from severe hypothermia. The situation was very dangerous! After receiving the alarm, the relevant local departments immediately mobilized a 43-person search and rescue team composed of public security, fire fighters, herdsmen, etc. to start search and rescue in the Mengketedaban area based on the address reported by the police!

A few hours later, the search and rescue team successfully reunited with the travel companions and rescued him. But one of them, the hypothermic traveler, had already died unfortunately. What a pity! At present, the five travel friends should also be sent to local hospitals for treatment, and their conditions are relatively stable!

It is understood that these 6 travel companions are from Sichuan, Fujian, Henan and other places, 3 men and 3 women. They encountered this blizzard after crossing the Meng Kete Daban area on May 21, causing them to be trapped and unable to walk. We could only wait for rescue on the spot. Fortunately, they had prepared food and tents. Otherwise, the consequences would have been unimaginable. But in the end, one person was unable to resist and died here. What a pity!

So, this news tells us once again that hiking adventures are still risky and should be treated with caution. The police are also investigating the relevant situation further.