Malaysian Woman Rescued After Falling Into 10m-Deep Hole In Vietnam
She was taken to hospital for emergency treatment of an injured ankle.
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A Malaysian woman was rescued after falling into a 10m-deep hole while hiking with a group of friends in Da Lat, Vietnam
According to VnExpress, the incident occurred at around 5.45am in the Hon Bo mountain area of Lam Dong province, in Vietnam's Central Highlands.
The 40-year-old woman, identified as Goh, reportedly fell into the hole measuring about 70cm in diameter, believed to be part of an abandoned mining site.
When her hiking companions were unable to pull her out, they contacted local authorities for help, prompting an emergency rescue operation.
Rescuers managed to bring Goh out of the hole at around 7.15am before taking her to Lam Dong General Hospital for emergency treatment
Initial reports indicated that she had injured her right ankle. She had received first aid before being transferred to the hospital.
Following the incident, authorities advised visitors to exercise caution when exploring mountainous areas and avoid hiking alone in unfamiliar locations where potential hazards are unfamiliar.
Hon Bo Mountain, located near Thai Phien flower village in Da Lat, is a popular hiking destination known for its scenic sunrise views, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
