LAM DONG (Vietnam), Oct 25 (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.
World : Malaysian Rescued After Falling Into A 10-Metre-Deep Hole In Da Lat, Vietnam
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A Malaysian woman was rescued after falling into a 10m-deep hole in Da Lat, Vietnam, and was treated for a right ankle injury.
- The 40-year-old woman fell into an abandoned mining site hole while hiking in Da Lat.
- Rescuers retrieved her from the hole and took her to a hospital for treatment.
- Hon Bo Mountain is a popular spot for hiking but can be risky for unfamiliar visitors.
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