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             101ϋܓ





             ऊԣዚᗫੂБʆਹ






             จ̮ԫ݂હ౪ࣩ΁୕ࠇʱؓ



             Calculus & Analysis of 2012 Mountain Accidents Rescued by Fire
             Fighting Organizations



                                                                              ྡ / ˖cʫ݁௅ऊԣ໇cڑڿჯ





                  ੽ԫʆਹ;ඝݺਗϞूԒː਄ੰdШԫۃ̀඲ԱኽІʉٙঐɢe᜗ɢʿ຾᜕፯኿ቇ
             Υʆਹdʔ̙੶Б੽ԫ৷ᗭܓʆਹݺਗאᎇจᖂ೮3,000ʮˉ˸ɪ৷ʆd˲Ꮠ׵ԫۃव

             จ຅ή˂ंًرd௪Ѽ޴ᗫᔋ࠮˥๕eВيʿஷৃeӋહༀ௪ኜҿഃࠇ೥dԨ׵̻ࣛу
             ܔ͍ͭᆽʘʆਹจ̮ԫ݂Іહ࿬Ӌહᝈׂၾ˙جf
                  ᛠϤdᔟ͟ʆਹݺਗהிϓܢᗭહпܙ౪จ̮ԫ݂ࡡΪઞীdΎႾ˸ཫԣ€τΌ၍
             ଣe዆௪€ܔໄঐඎeᏐᜊ€હ౪ዚՓ฿ׂdԨഐΥִ݁޴ᗫዚᗫʿ͏ගહ౪ఊ

             Зeྠ᜗dಂঐࠥЭʆਹจ̮ԫ݂d౤ʺહ౪ࣛࣖiޑค዆ऊԣዚᗫ౤ԶੂБહ౪༟ৃ
             ʿආБʱؓd˸Զ޴ᗫዚᗫ஝ྌุਕʘਞϽf


                  It does us good to go mountain climbing. However, before we go mountain
             climbing, we have to, based on our abilities, body conditions and experiences,
             choose the mountains that fit us. By no means can we undergo tough and difficult
             mountain climbing activities or challenge a 3000 meter or higher mount at will.
             Before we go mountain climbing, we have to notice the local weather conditions,

             prepare food, water, clothing and communication equipment as well as equipment
             for calling for help should an accident happen.What§s more, in normal time, we
             should develop right ideas and methods to safe ourselves or call for help should

             an accident happen when going mountain climbing. Thus, we hope to reduce the
             chances of mountain climbing accidents and upgrade rescue efficiency by studying
             the causes leading to mountain climbing accidents, educating the public ideas
             about accident prevention, preparation and coping with any accident and building
             up fire fighting organizations§ capabilities. Here we analyze rescue information

             supplied by fire fighting organizations for your reference.






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