In a strict move to curb reckless climbing and shoulder mounting public safety costs, Japanese authorities have announced that rescue operations conducted for climbers attempting Mount Fuji during the off-season will now incur direct fees.
Officials stated that despite repeated warnings and seasonal closures, numerous adventurers continue to brave treacherous weather conditions, placing rescue personnel at severe risk.
Under the new policy, individuals requiring emergency extraction outside the official climbing window will be held financially accountable for the substantial resources mobilized by rescue teams.
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