Thick fog forces overnight delay before helicopter airlifts injured Malaysian hiker from Mount Rinja
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一名马来西亚女登山者在印尼龙目岛林贾尼山下山时摔伤，因浓雾导致救援延误。印尼国家搜救局称，该女子伤势严重无法移动，先由挑夫和导游转移至Pelawangan 2，救援人员随后抵达。由于山区浓雾能见度低，空中救援推迟至周二上午进行。直升机于当地时间8时17分起飞，9时5分降落巴厘岛贝诺阿停机坪，伤者被送往当地医院治疗。
JAKARTA, May 26 — A Malaysian woman who suffered serious injuries after falling while descending Mount Rinjani in West Nusa Tenggara was airlifted by helicopter to a hospital in Bali.
Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) in a statement said the hiker was safely rescued on Tuesday morning after bad weather delayed rescue operations overnight.
The agency said the woman suffered serious injuries that left her unable to move and was initially evacuated by porters and tour guides to Pelawangan 2, Sembalun, before rescue personnel arrived at the scene.
“Responding to the report received on Monday, rescue personnel from the Kayangan rescue post and the Mataram Search and Rescue (SAR) Office were immediately deployed to the location. To accelerate the evacuation process, a helicopter operated by PT SGi Air Bali was dispatched directly from Bali,” the agency said.
Head of the Mataram SAR Office, Muhamad Hariyadi, who served as SAR Mission Coordinator, said the air evacuation had to be postponed earlier, due to thick fog and poor visibility in the mountain area, and only resumed after visibility was declared safe.
“After evacuation preparations were completed, the victim was immediately transferred into the helicopter, which took off from Pelawangan 2 for Bali at 8.17 am local time.
“The helicopter landed at the Benoa helipad in Bali at 9.05am local time, and the victim was referred to Inmedika Sanur Hospital in Bali for further medical treatment,” he said. — Bernama
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