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Pyeongtaek Coast Guard Rescues Two Hikers Stranded on Steep Cliff of Ippa Island
- Man and woman in their 50s exhausted on a 2-3m vertical cliff, safely brought down through joint operation with fire department
[Accidents/CTN] Reporter Geum-hyun Ga = Two hikers who were stranded due to exhaustion on a dizzying, steep cliff on Ippa Island in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, were safely rescued thanks to the swift response of the Coast Guard.
The Pyeongtaek Coast Guard (Chief Chae-myeong Woo) announced that on the afternoon of the 25th, they successfully and safely rescued two hikers, identified as Mr. Song (male, born in 1970) and Ms. Kim (female, born in 1971), who were stranded on a steep cliff near the Lighthouse Trail on Ippa Island, Hwaseong.
According to the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard, a rescue request was received via the 119 emergency hotline at around 4:04 PM. The hikers, who were descending the Ippa Island Lighthouse Trail, reported that they had lost their strength in a steep, rocky section and could no longer climb down using the ropes. The scene was highly critical, with a 2-to-3-meter vertical rock wall posing a severe risk of a dangerous fall.
Upon receiving the report, the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard immediately dispatched the Pyeongtaek Rescue Team, the P-108 patrol vessel, and the Daebu Coast Guard Station's coastal rescue boat to the scene, while establishing a close cooperative system with the Hwaseong Fire Station.
Arriving at the Ippa Island pier around 4:36 PM, two officers quickly advanced into the island. After searching the unpaved mountain trails on foot, they located the stranded hikers on a cliff near the beach. The Pyeongtaek Rescue Team, who arrived shortly after, put on their gear, approached the shore by rescue boat, and immediately began scaling the cliff.
At the time of the rescue, the male hiker had managed to descend to the rocky shore by himself, but the female hiker was completely stranded on top of the cliff, suffering from extreme physical exhaustion and dehydration. To prevent any further accidents, the rescue team equipped the female hiker with safety gear and carefully guided her down to the safe zone below the cliff.
By 5:35 PM, both hikers had safely completed their descent. They were confirmed to be in good health and were safely escorted to a secure area near the Ippa Island pier under the guidance of the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard.
Chi-young Park, head of the Maritime Security and Rescue Division at the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard, cautioned, "Mountain trails in island areas or near coastlines often have steep slopes and slippery, rocky sections, requiring extra caution when descending." He added, "If you feel any danger or find yourself stranded, do not force yourself to move, and please report to the Coast Guard immediately."
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Pyeongtaek Coast Guard Rescues Two Hikers Stranded on Steep Cliff of Ippa Island
- Man and woman in their 50s exhausted on a 2-3m vertical cliff, safely brought down through joint operation with fire department
[Accidents/CTN] Reporter Geum-hyun Ga = Two hikers who were stranded due to exhaustion on a dizzying, steep cliff on Ippa Island in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, were safely rescued thanks to the swift response of the Coast Guard.
The Pyeongtaek Coast Guard (Chief Chae-myeong Woo) announced that on the afternoon of the 25th, they successfully and safely rescued two hikers, identified as Mr. Song (male, born in 1970) and Ms. Kim (female, born in 1971), who were stranded on a steep cliff near the Lighthouse Trail on Ippa Island, Hwaseong.
According to the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard, a rescue request was received via the 119 emergency hotline at around 4:04 PM. The hikers, who were descending the Ippa Island Lighthouse Trail, reported that they had lost their strength in a steep, rocky section and could no longer climb down using the ropes. The scene was highly critical, with a 2-to-3-meter vertical rock wall posing a severe risk of a dangerous fall.
Upon receiving the report, the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard immediately dispatched the Pyeongtaek Rescue Team, the P-108 patrol vessel, and the Daebu Coast Guard Station's coastal rescue boat to the scene, while establishing a close cooperative system with the Hwaseong Fire Station.
Arriving at the Ippa Island pier around 4:36 PM, two officers quickly advanced into the island. After searching the unpaved mountain trails on foot, they located the stranded hikers on a cliff near the beach. The Pyeongtaek Rescue Team, who arrived shortly after, put on their gear, approached the shore by rescue boat, and immediately began scaling the cliff.
At the time of the rescue, the male hiker had managed to descend to the rocky shore by himself, but the female hiker was completely stranded on top of the cliff, suffering from extreme physical exhaustion and dehydration. To prevent any further accidents, the rescue team equipped the female hiker with safety gear and carefully guided her down to the safe zone below the cliff.
By 5:35 PM, both hikers had safely completed their descent. They were confirmed to be in good health and were safely escorted to a secure area near the Ippa Island pier under the guidance of the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard.
Chi-young Park, head of the Maritime Security and Rescue Division at the Pyeongtaek Coast Guard, cautioned, "Mountain trails in island areas or near coastlines often have steep slopes and slippery, rocky sections, requiring extra caution when descending." He added, "If you feel any danger or find yourself stranded, do not force yourself to move, and please report to the Coast Guard immediately."
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