In Vietnam, a Malaysian female traveler found herself dangerously trapped during an early morning hike on Hoon Bu Mountain in Lam Dong Province. The incident happened on October 25, when a woman named Guo Shuwen and her companion went to admire the local scenery. While walking, the tourist unexpectedly fell into a deep pit left after abandoned mining operations, writes VietnamNet. The depth of the hole was about 10 meters, and the width of the hole did not exceed 70 centimeters. The victim's companion tried to help her out on his own, but all efforts were unsuccessful. The man realized the seriousness of the situation, called the emergency services. Police forces and the rescue forces that arrived at the scene faced a difficult task due to the narrow entrance to the mine. Experts installed a special structure above the hole and using strong cables lowered one of the workers down. After reaching the woman, the rescuer helped arrange her safe ascent to the surface.

In Vietnam, a Malaysian female traveler found herself dangerously trapped during an early morning hike on Hoon Bu Mountain in Lam Dong Province. The incident happened on October 25, when a woman named Guo Shuwen and her companion went to admire the local scenery. While walking, the tourist unexpectedly fell into a deep pit left after abandoned mining operations, writes VietnamNet. The depth of the hole was about 10 meters, and the width of the hole did not exceed 70 centimeters. The victim's companion tried to help her out on his own, but all efforts were unsuccessful. The man realized the seriousness of the situation, called the emergency services. Police forces and the rescue forces that arrived at the scene faced a difficult task due to the narrow entrance to the mine. Experts installed a special structure above the hole and using strong cables lowered one of the workers down. After reaching the woman, the rescuer helped arrange her safe ascent to the surface.