Croatian climber rescued from Mt Kinabalu may face action
Sabah Parks has lodged a police report over Mauro Persic’s use of an unofficial route and climbing without a permit.
A Croatian climber, Mauro Persic, was rescued after falling while ascending Mount Kinabalu, potentially facing legal consequences for his actions. The 46-year-old, who is currently receiving medical care, may be penalized depending on the investigation's findings. According to Sabah tourism, culture, and environment minister Jafry Ariffin, Sabah Parks lodged a police report regarding the incident involving Persic.
The climber was reported missing on September 6 and discovered safe the following day, being safely lowered down by a team of 43 rescuers on September 11. Persic sustained injuries to his right leg, ribs, and hands during the incident.
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