Malaysian rescued after falling into a 10-metre-deep hole in Dalat, Vietnam一名马来西亚男子在越南大叻掉入10米深的洞中后获救
A 40-year-old Malaysian woman was rescued after falling into a 10m-deep hole while hiking in Da Lat, Lam Dong, on Sunday.
The narrow but deep hole where the Malaysian tourist fell. -- Photo: Screenshot from video / Vietnam News
LAM DONG, Vietnam (Bernama-VNA): A 40-year-old Malaysian woman was rescued after falling into a 10m-deep hole while hiking in Da Lat, Lam Dong, on Sunday, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported, citing local authorities.
The incident occurred at around 5.45 am 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.
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马来西亚游客坠入的狭窄而深的洞穴。——图片：视频截图/越南新闻
越南林同省（马新社-越通社）：据越南通讯社（越通社）援引当地政府消息报道，周日，一名40岁的马来西亚女子在林同省大叻市徒步旅行时掉入一个10米深的洞中，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，该洞直径约 70 厘米。
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