A 57-year-old man climbed to Miaoli's Dujuan Ridge with a broken left leg and was trapped. 21 people were dispatched overnight to rescue him from the mountain.

When a 57-year-old male climber went to climb Dujuan Ridge, he was suspected of accidentally falling and fractured his left calf. He was unable to walk on the spot and was trapped in the mountainous area. After receiving the report, the Nanzhuang detachment of the Miaoli County Government Fire Department quickly contacted the fire protection, police, Forestry Protection Bureau, A rescue team of 21 people from the volunteer police and civil society went into the mountain for search and rescue. After several hours of trekking on the mountain road, they successfully contacted the injured and carried them in a relay with a roll-type single frame (SKED). At about 10 o'clock last night, they were successfully escorted down the mountain to the hospital.

The Miao County Fire Department pointed out today that the Nanzhuang detachment immediately activated the mountain rescue mechanism after receiving the report that the mountain friend was trapped yesterday afternoon. Together with 21 rescuers from related units, they rushed to the scene with first aid equipment and transportation equipment. The search and rescue team traveled through rugged mountain roads and successfully contacted the injured 57-year-old man at around 4 p.m. yesterday. After examining his left calf for a suspected fracture, he was immediately bandaged and manually transported using a SKED stretcher.

All search and rescue personnel worked together to overcome the challenges of mountainous terrain and poor visibility at night, and successfully delivered the injured to the trailhead at around 10 o'clock last night and returned to the team. The county fire department reminded mountaineers that they must make a trip plan and physical assessment before entering the mountain, and prepare complete equipment and communication equipment. Only by following mountain safety principles can they ensure a happy trip and a safe return home.