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Tragedy while eating food in the mountains... A 60-year-old hiker suddenly collapses and dies (Jeongseon)
Did you suddenly get food stuck in your throat?
If you experienced this while eating, the person next to you would have performed the Heimlich maneuver.
I'm so sorry to hear that you suddenly collapsed for some reason.ㅠㅠ
Elderly people also go hiking a lot, so you should be careful~
These days, when the temperature difference is severe, pay attention to the temperature changes as well.
Check your condition and physical state, and make sure to go hiking.
According to the media on that day, at 12:02 PM, hiker Mr. A (69) suddenly collapsed while eating with his companions on Mount Mindung in Mureung-ri, Nam-myeon, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon.
When the report was received and the 119 mountain rescue team arrived, Mr. A was in cardiac arrest.
The media reported that he was transferred to the hospital receiving emergency treatment but ultimately passed away.
The police are investigating the exact cause of the accident by interviewing witnesses and others.
To prevent sudden death accidents during mountain climbing, climbers must thoroughly check their physical condition. Especially for older individuals or those with underlying health conditions, it is important to undergo a health checkup in advance and avoid overly strenuous climbing routes. It is also necessary to do sufficient stretching and warm-up exercises before hiking, and to take frequent breaks during the climb.
When eating, consume an appropriate amount, and avoid overeating or eating hastily. Prepare light and nutritious foods that do not burden digestion, and it is also good to take sufficient rest and eat slowly. Additionally, people who are allergic or sensitive to certain foods should be cautious about this.
If you feel unwell during a hike, it is important to immediately stop hiking and seek help. Maintaining continuous communication with your companions and preparing rescue equipment or first aid kits for emergency situations are also essential.
<Source: Wikitribute>