What is the real cause of the death of four geologists in Ailao Mountain?

The real cause of the death of four geologists in Ailaoshan is the death due to hypothermia.

Four geologists in Ailaoshan lost contact with the outside world before they died. These four professional geologists have rich experience and high professional level, but the terrain of Ailao Mountain is very complicated and changeable. Even people who are familiar with the terrain here may get lost, not to mention these foreigners. There are many trees in Ailao Mountain, and the signal is very poor. Four geological surveyors didn't carry satellite phones. Once they get lost, it is difficult for them to go out and contact people outside, which eventually leads to their loss of contact with the outside world.

What is the real cause of their death? According to the relevant rescuers, these four geological prospectors are likely to die of hypothermia. Ailao Mountain is in winter at this time, and the temperature difference between day and night is large. At night, the temperature will drop to seven or eight degrees. In addition, it has just rained for a few days in Ailao Mountain, which makes the temperature in Ailao Mountain change even more, and there will be foggy weather. In addition, Ailao Mountain itself is a forest, and it is easier to get lost in foggy days. So these four geologists can't tell the direction at all. The raincoat is not warm at all, and there is not enough food. Eventually, they lost their body temperature and died.

My personal opinion is that Ailao Mountain has been shrouded in dense fog for several days and has not dissipated. This is also the main reason why they can't tell the direction on the mountain. I hope everyone can understand the weather changes before climbing the mountain. If the weather is bad, try not to go up the mountain. If you have climbed the mountain, you must find a good shelter nearby, so that no dangerous situation will happen. Through this incident, we have learned more about the fragility of human life. It also lets us know how hard and dangerous these geologists work on weekdays. Now, they have been sent back to their hometown, hoping that their families can feel sorry for their loss and that this kind of thing will not happen again.

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