Thirteen people lost contact after entering Cangshan Mountain in Dali privately. What search and rescue measures did the local authorities take?

Thirteen people lost contact after entering Cangshan Mountain in Dali without permission. What search and rescue measures did the local authorities take? 1. What happened when 13 people lost contact after entering Cangshan Mountain in Dali privately?

Dali, Yunnan is a place that many tourists like to visit very much. Because of its beautiful scenery, everyone can experience the magnificence of the great rivers and mountains of the motherland in the process of traveling. Some people even go to some remote places to explore, but if they go to some undeveloped places, they may encounter danger. Thirteen people in Cangshan Nature Reserve in Dali, Yunnan have lost contact in Cangshan successively. In fact, they entered Dali privately this time. There were more than 2 people in Cangshan, but some of them were persuaded to return after being discovered, and 13 people lost contact and then fell inside Cangshan, Dali. Later, search and rescue personnel quickly searched and rescued these 13 people who lost contact. 2. What search and rescue measures have the local authorities taken? ?

After the efforts of the search and rescue personnel, seven people were found, and the other six people were still missing. At this time, the search and rescue personnel used satellite phones and finally found the remaining few people. All 13 people were taken to the foot of the mountain under the protection of the search and rescue personnel. According to the preliminary monitoring, all 13 people were in very good health, and this incident was finally near misses. Third, how to evaluate the practices of these people?

Sometimes I feel very helpless for these unorganized and undisciplined explorers, because it often happens that these people are trapped in the mountains and lose contact, and the relevant departments have repeatedly reminded everyone not to explore in some undeveloped places without permission. However, some people feel that they are very powerful, so they will not listen to other people's suggestions and opinions, and they are very persistent in going out to explore without permission. Once danger occurs, it will bring great trouble to others. In particular, these search and rescue personnel often need to spend days and nights to search and rescue those who have lost contact, and the work is very difficult. Therefore, we all sympathize with and feel angry with these people who go out to explore privately and are in distress, because their practice wastes social resources invisibly and brings huge workload to others. These people are really selfish.