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‘May can give a false sense of safety,’ expert warns after Hong Kong hiker dies in Japan
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A mountaineering expert warns that May's warmer lowland weather can create false confidence among hikers while mountain conditions remain dangerous, following the death of one Hong Kong hiker stranded in Japan's Northern Alps.

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‘May can give a false sense of safety,’ expert warns after Hong Kong hiker dies in Japan
Hikers should not underestimate the risks of climbing in Japan during the volatile spring transition in May, a mountaineering expert has warned after two Hong Kong men became stranded in the Northern Alps, one of whom later died. Veteran mountaineer Chung Kin-man said on Wednesday that climbers might develop a false sense of safety due to warmer weather in lowland areas in May, even as conditions in the mountains remained unstable, with risks of snowstorms, strong winds and freezing...
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