Continuous Rainfall Poses Risks; National Park Administration Urges Cancellation of Hiking Plans When Necessary
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Due to consecutive days of heavy rainfall, soil moisture in mountainous areas has reached saturation, making trails extremely slippery and increasing the risk of rockfalls, slope collapses, and flash floods. The National Park Administration urges hikers to consider postponing or canceling their weekend trips.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why is hiking risky this weekend?
- A: Prolonged rain has saturated soil, increasing risks of rockfalls and landslides.
- Q: What preparations should hikers make?
- A: Carry waterproof gear, communication devices, and share your itinerary with others.
- Q: What to do if caught in a thunderstorm?
- A: Seek shelter immediately and avoid continuing the ascent.
- Q: What rules must be followed in national parks?
- A: No open fires, no littering, and no damage to natural environments.
- Q: What emergency communication options exist?
- A: Mobile phones, satellite phones, Garmin inReach, and PLBs are recommended.