Mt St Helens Rescue

According to a recent report in the latimes.com, and the authorities in the state of Washington has said it intends to resume its efforts in this morning, to save the passengers who reportedly fell into the crater of Mount St. Helens on Monday afternoon.

Rescuers believe that 52-year-old), a climber and Washington, it was hiking with a friend, and moved to the littoral states, it could have a picture taken at the edge of the ice he was standing on an equal is the only way, sending about 1500 gave him in the hole. .

Unfortunately, the rescue attempt had been suspended on Monday evening, when high winds made it unsafe for members of the search. One rescuer managed to reach the floor of the crater, but was forced to abandon efforts to remove the rock.

And climb to the crater offers outstanding views of the lava dome, as well as the blast area and the region surrounding volcanic peaks. But the United States Forest Service does not warn of instability in the eaves, and strongly recommends that you take extreme caution.

Tom McDowell, director of the North Country Emergency Medical Services, said that the pilot did a reconnaissance flight and got up relatively close, but could not see any movement and says the men made no effort to signal the helicopter.

Mt St Helens Rescue