Light the authorities of Lanin National Park They warned this Thursday to lose a tourist An Englishman who was at the Tromen campsite, but did not return, according to the park rangers’ report. Since morning, search and rescue operations have been carried out. in the district of Tromen, on the river Turbio, in the province of Neuquén.
“Immediately, the search protocol was implemented: two teams of brigade members from Central ICE Junín, a team from Central ICE San Martín de los Andes, two national gendarmes who join each team, two park rangers and a pair of drones,” they said. indicated in a statement published on social networks.
The man did not register in the National Park’s online register, they gave details to Página|12, so It is not known how long he has been in that area.. He only left his signature on an analog record when he entered the National Park, in which he noted his nationality (English), and entered the “campsite of the -free” with a bicycle.
Meanwhile, a park ranger from Tromen was doing his usual round of the area this Thursday morning He noticed that the tourist had left his camping things, but he was not there. It was then that he called the radio station that he was not present.
November is still the low tourist season in the region, therefore not many people camp. This allowed the park ranger to notice that the tourist had not returned to sleep. “Foreign tourists have different dynamics and They don’t know the area“, they reported to Diario Río Negro.
Lanin National Park pointed out that “the various paths and areas of public use are installed and open to the natural processes typical of National Park environments”, therefore”branches, trees and stones often fall“.
In this framework, the authorities recommended to tourists and locals before doing mountain activities register on the park’s official websitethat they choose the route according to “physical ability” and “experience”, and that the route is planned “taking into account the times of ascent and descent related to daylight hours“.
Furthermore, they recommended that “before you go out” to the mountain you consult”weather due to possible weather warnings (strong winds, snowfall or rain) that will cause road and field closures and increase the amount of fallen branches and trees.”
“Always call someone (relatives, friends, hostel, camping and hotel managers) about the route to take and when to return,” they said. Other tips for camping in the National Park are:
- Leave early, bring plenty of water, food and suitable mountain clothes for winter (no flip flops or Crocs), sunscreen, hat, hiking food like nuts, candy and drinks for proper hydration.
- Travel only on authorized routes, tracks and paths.
- Charge your mobile phone and reserve emergency numbers before you go for a walk in the mountains, so you can communicate in the event of an incident.
- Keep in mind that many departments do not have a mark.
- Always bring trash with you.
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**What specific safety protocols and regulations are currently in place within Lanin National Park to minimize the risk of accidents and disappearances like this one?**
## Lost in the Lanin: An Interview
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. We’re bringing you an in-depth conversation surrounding the recent case of a missing English tourist in Argentina’s breathtaking Lanin National Park. Joining us today are two experts who will help us understand the situation and explore the broader contexts surrounding this incident. We have **[Guest 1 Name, Title/Expertise]**, and **[Guest 2 Name, Title/Expertise]**.
**Section 1: The Incident and Search Efforts**
* **[Guest 1]:** Could you please walk us through the timeline of events leading to the disappearance of the English tourist, and describe the current state of the search and rescue operations?
* **[Guest 2]:** What challenges are rescuers facing in this particular terrain, and what strategies are they using to locate the missing person?
**Section 2: Safety Concerns and Prevention**
* **[Guest 1]:** The article mentions the tourist did not register online before entering the park. What is the significance of park registration systems, and how can they contribute to safety in cases like this?
* **[Guest 2]:** This incident highlights the potential dangers of venturing into mountainous areas without proper preparation. What advice would you give to individuals planning a trip to Lanin National Park or any other national park with challenging terrain?
**Section 3: The Impact on Tourism and Conservation**
* **[Guest 1]:** How might this incident impact the tourism industry in the Lanin National Park region? Are there any lessons to be learned that could lead to improved safety measures?
* **[Guest 2]:** The article highlights the importance of respecting the natural environment. How can visitors balance their desire for adventure with the need to protect delicate ecosystems?
**Section 4: Looking Ahead**
* **[Guest 1]:** What are the next steps in the search for the missing tourist? What resources are being utilized, and what is the hope for a positive outcome?
* **[Guest 2]:** Beyond the immediate concerns of this case, what broader takeaways can we draw about responsible outdoor recreation and the relationship between humans and the natural world?
**Closing:**
Thank you to our guests, [Guest 1 Name] and [Guest 2 Name], for sharing their expertise and insights. This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of preparedness and respect for nature when venturing into remote areas. We hope for a swift and safe resolution to this situation.
**Note:**
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* Encourage a conversational tone and allow space for follow-up questions based on the guests’ responses.
* Remember the importance of sensitivity when discussing potentially tragic events.
