A 66-year-old female mountaineer went missing in the Jialuo Lake Mountains. Search and rescue personnel found her at night and sent her down the mountain.

A 9-member mountaineering team arranged a 2-day and 1-night climbing trip in Jialuohu Mountain, Datong Township, Yilan County. On the way down the mountain today (14th), a 66-year-old female mountaineer named Cai left the team and lost contact. After receiving the report, the Yilan County Fire Department sent personnel to the mountain for search and rescue. Cai was found at 7:54 tonight and was escorted down the mountain overnight.

The Yilan County Fire Department received a report at 12:22 noon, pointing out that a nine-member mountain climbing team went hiking in the Jialuohu Mountains of Datong Township. When they went down the mountain at 8 o'clock this morning, they found that the mountaineer surnamed Cai had fallen out of the group near the Jumu trailhead and could not be contacted. They requested rescue. One mountaineer in the team turned back along the road to find someone, and the other seven people went down the mountain first.

The fire department dispatched the first brigade and the Datong detachment to search for her. They contacted Ms. Cai by phone at 1:36 p.m. Ms. Cai told the search and rescue personnel that she was near the Garo Shrine. She had drinking water and warm clothes nearby and was not injured. At that time, fog began to form in the mountainous area.

At 3:20 p.m., a search and rescue team composed of personnel from the Yilan County Fire Department and the Forestry Protection Bureau set off from the Jumu Mountain Trail. At 7:54 p.m., the good news came out. The search and rescue team met up with a mountain friend named Cai and took her down the mountain overnight.