Mount Fuji Climber saved in the 2nd time after he tried to look for his phone

• A student from China was saved twice from Japan’s Mount Fuji in just four days after he tried to pick up his mobile phone from the mountain after his first recovery, Per multiple reports
• The climber, 27, who was not publicly identified, was only saved on Tuesday, April 22, when he fell ill, according to Shizuoka prefecture police
• Mount Fuji is the country’s highest mountain peak at 12,388 feet. It attracts between 200,000 and 300,000 climbers annually

A student from China was saved twice from Japan’s Mount Fuji within four days of returning to the mountain to pick up his mobile phone, according to several media reports.

The climber, 27, who was not publicly identified, was only saved on Tuesday, April 22, when he fell ill, according to Shizuoka prefecture police, per CNN.

At the time of his rescue, the man at Fujinomiya was trail, which is about 9,800 feet above the sea, BBC reported.

The outlet assumed that he could not go down because he lost his stepon, which is a draw that is linked to shoes for extra safety during mountaineering.

Then on Saturday, April 26, the man returned to Fuji to get back his phone, per The custodianwith reference to media reports. It is unknown if he could find the phone.

As CNN and BBC reported, the man must be saved from an altitude of about 9,842 feet after he experienced illness.

The authorities later realized that it was the same man who was previously lifted on Tuesday, Per The custodianWith reference to the Japanese transmitter TBS.

The police said that the man’s life was not in danger, added media reports.

People contacted Shizuoka Prefecturell government for further information on Monday April 28.

According to Japan National Tourism OrganizationMount Fuji is the country’s highest mountain peak at 12,388 feet. It attracts between 200,000 and 300,000 climbers annually.

In July last year, five people died within a week at Fuji at the beginning of the climbing season, New York Times reported.

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Due to its negative conditions that can lead to injury or death, people are recommended to scale Fuji outside the official climbing season, which is from the beginning of July to early September, the BBC reported.