Paraglider ‘trapped’ in clouds at a height of nearly 9,000 meters
Paraglider reportedly suffered anxiety when ‘trapped’ into the clouds.
Victims were later flown 8,598 meters above sea level in the Qilian Mountains, which are located on the border of Qinghai and Gansu, northwest China.
The incident on Saturday is currently being investigated by the local government, according to Guangming’s daily report on Tuesday, as reported by the Global Times.
It is understood that the incident was also recorded completely through video by the victim.
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According to reports, the paraglider is accused of departing from a height of more than 3,000 meters.
However, when the Paragliden control device failed to function properly, it caused the victim to float uncontrollably up to 8,000 meters.
Video footage shows the victim suffered injuries due to severe cold inflammation.
However, he remained aware of the incident and managed to control his paragliden until he landed safely.
The victim also shared a terrible experience in the video, including shortcomings of seconds of oxygen deficiency in the air.
He admitted that he forgot to turn on his gloves back, causing his hands to be exposed to extreme frozen temperatures.
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An experienced paragliding activist known as OU explained that those who participated in sports are usually equipped with cold -resistant clothes. This is because the temperature at 2,000 meters is enough to shiver.
At 8,000 meters, temperatures can drop to -40 ° C with very low oxygen levels.
According to Jiapu News, OU also stated that such incidents were very rare. Most of the victims trapped in the clouds at an altitude of about 6,000 to 7,000 meters are difficult to survive.
“This incident is indeed extraordinary. His mental endurance is really great,” he said.
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The source close to the incident informed that even though the paraglider had a valid license, he was believed to have not submitted an official flight plan and did not get the approval of the air space for the launch location on the day of the incident.
It is understood that the authorities are currently investigating the possibility of violations of law relating to air activities.
For information, in accordance with China’s national air sports regulations, all flight activities require previous approval from air traffic control, and every individual who violates this rule can be subject to action.
Source: Global Times
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