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Are people entitled to rescue teams when they are in danger? Why do most people like climbing Mount Everest? Do they like risks? Rescue workers are murdered to save climbers and are injured and should not have the right to rescue the rescue team.

Because rescuers are injured and trying to save climbers, people should not have the right to save services. "The mountain rainier forest officer died while rescuing climbers on Thursday afternoon" (Reference 3, paragraph 1). For those who choose to endanger their lives, the Rangers are injured. In a radio interview between Robert Siegel and Nick Heil, Heil explained that the rescuer crashed while the rescuer tried to rescue the climber (Source 1 paragraph 7). This is another example of a rescuer's injury trying to rescue people at risk. Rescuers should not endanger their lives for those at risk

Rescuers are not only dead but also climbers, and climbers are also challenging the rescuers to save them. In fact, 230 people died in the mountains, probably due to oxygen deficiency and extreme temperatures (Source 2). Needless to say, Nick Hall died to rescue two criminals who were cracked. The rescuer died trying to save the two climbers. The reason for this is why people should not be given the right to provide rescue services when people are in danger.

Meanwhile, the new light helicopter can be steered reliably at a very high altitude, so climbers are considered to be entitled to rescue services when they are in danger. (Source 1st paragraph 5). Therefore, it is unlikely that the number of climber rescuers will pose a risk to the rescuer.

Because rescue workers are killed or injured, people should not have the right to provide rescue services. Even if there is new and safer equipment to rescue the climber, the rescuer is still dead and injured, helping adventure and challenge their climbers. People should not have the right to provide relief services when in danger.

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