Malaysian hiker rescued after falling into 10m-deep hole in Da Lat, Vietnam

A 40-year-old Malaysian woman was rescued in Vietnam after falling into a 10-metre deep hole while hiking on Sunday.

She became trapped in an abandoned mining site hole in Da Lat and sustained an injury to her right ankle.

Local authorities advise visitors to exercise caution when exploring mountainous areas due to potential unknown hazards.

LAM DONG (Vietnam), Oct 25 — A 40-year-old Malaysian woman was rescued after falling into a 10m-deep hole while hiking in Da Lat, Lam Dong, today, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported, citing local authorities.

The incident occurred at around 5.45am in the Hon Bo mountain area of Lam Vien–Da Lat ward, when the woman, identified by her initials G.S.W., was hiking in the area and fell into a hole, said to be part of an abandoned mining site, about 70cm in diameter.

She became trapped inside the hole; the others in the hiking group tried to pull her out but to no avail. Local authorities were called and decided to launch an emergency rescue operation.

Lam Vien–Da Lat ward coordinated with local forces and the Fire Prevention, Firefighting and Rescue Police Division under the provincial Department of Public Security to aid the tourist.

Rescuers successfully brought the woman out of the hole at around 7.15am and took her to Lam Dong General Hospital for emergency treatment.

Initial information indicated that she had sustained an injury to her right ankle. She received first aid before being transferred to the hospital for further treatment.

Hon Bo Mountain, near Thai Phien flower village in Da Lat, is a popular destination for hiking, cloud hunting and photography, attracting both local residents and tourists.

The mountain offers scenic views towards Da Lat’s centre, particularly in the early morning. However, spontaneous hiking and sightseeing in the area can pose safety risks, especially for visitors unfamiliar with the local terrain.

Authorities have advised that visitors exercise caution when exploring mountainous areas and avoid hiking independently in locations where the terrain and potential hazards are unfamiliar. — Bernama-VNA

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周日，一名40岁的马来西亚女子在越南徒步旅行时掉入一个10米深的洞中，后被救出。

她在大叻一个废弃的矿井中被困，右脚踝受伤。

当地政府建议游客在山区游览时要谨慎，因为存在潜在的未知危险。

越南林同省，10月25日讯——据越南通讯社（VNA）援引当地政府消息报道，今天，一名40岁的马来西亚女子在林同省大叻市徒步旅行时，不慎跌入一个10米深的洞穴，后被救出。

事件发生在凌晨 5 点 45 分左右，地点位于林园-大叻坊的 Hon Bo 山区。当时，这名女子（姓名缩写为 GSW）在该地区徒步旅行时，掉进了一个据说是废弃矿场的一部分的洞里，洞的直径约为 70 厘米。

她被困在洞里；其他登山者试图把她拉出来，但无济于事。当地政府接到报警后，决定展开紧急救援行动。

林园-大叻区与当地部队和省公安厅消防、灭火和救援警察部门协调，为游客提供帮助。

救援人员于早上 7 点 15 分左右成功将该女子从洞中救出，并将其送往林同综合医院接受紧急治疗。

初步信息显示，她的右脚踝受伤。她接受了急救处理，随后被送往医院接受进一步治疗。

位于大叻泰菲恩花村附近的 Hon Bo 山是远足、追云和摄影的热门目的地，吸引了当地居民和游客。

这座山可以俯瞰大叻市中心的美景，尤其是在清晨。然而，在该地区进行随意徒步和观光可能会存在安全隐患，特别是对于不熟悉当地地形的游客而言。

当局建议游客在山区探险时务必谨慎，避免在地形和潜在危险不熟悉的地区独自徒步旅行。——马新社-越通社

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