Hiker Rescued After Getting Lost on Taiwan's West Ruili Mountain
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- A 24-year-old hiker was rescued after getting lost on West Ruili Mountain in Nantou, Taiwan.
- The hiker, identified by the surname Ke, started late in the afternoon without a headlamp and was found by rescuers early the next morning.
- Ke was fined between NT$10,000 and NT$50,000 for not having mountaineering insurance or a first-aid certificate, as required for solo hikers in controlled mountain areas.
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A 24-year-old hiker, identified by the surname Ke, embarked on a solo climb of West Ruili Mountain in Nantou. The mountain is a controlled area requiring a leader and mountaineering insurance. Solo climbers are considered leaders and must possess a first-aid certificate.
柯姓山友獨攀單攻西巒大山，卻因輕率行徑摸黑受困，南投消防局派員救下山，查出其未投保也沒救護證照，依規最高可罰5萬元。（民眾提供）
南投信義鄉百岳「西巒大山」，24歲柯姓山友上月獨攀單攻，但因下午起登，甚至未帶頭燈，導致摸黑求援，南投縣消防局獲報救下山，惟柯某「超瞎」輕率獨攀行徑，事後被查出未投保登山保險，也不具初級救護證照，被依南投縣登山活動管理自治條例最高可罰5萬元。
柯某上月25日，以單日往返方式，獨攀海拔3081公尺西巒大山，一般單攻來回就要13小時，惟柯竟在下午1點才入山，登頂後下山接近晚間7點，因天色昏暗、未帶頭燈，擔心摸黑趕緊對外求援，搜救人員獲報上山馳援，隔天凌晨才尋獲，並一路陪同下山。
消防局表示，西巒大山屬管制山域，應有領隊帶領，柯某獨自攀登，因此視同領隊，且須辦理登山綜合保險，領隊還要具備初級救護證照，但柯某不僅沒保登山險，也沒救護證照，依南投登山自治條例開罰，將處1萬至5萬元罰鍰，呼籲登山務必做好準備與風險評估，確保登山安全。
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The hiker will be fined between NT$10,000 and NT$50,000.
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Preguntas abiertas
- What was the specific reason for the hiker starting so late?
- Was the hiker aware of the regulations before starting the climb?
- What is the exact amount of the fine imposed?
- Will the hiker be banned from future climbs?
