High temperature caused the Alps to melt, human remains and aircraft wreckage exposed to the world

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] High temperatures this summer have caused a lot of snow in the Alps, and some human remains and aircraft wreckage that have been buried for many years are exposed to the world again. According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 9th, last week, two French climbers found a human remains when climbing Chessan Glacier. Due to the use of the old version of the map, it was mistaken for the path to find the remains under the snow. Just a week ago, a human remains were also found on the Stoke Glacier of Matthong Peak. It is reported that the Alpine police preserved a list of missing personnel recorded in 1925. The list recorded more than 300 people, including Millionaire Carl Hab, who was missing due to skiing training in 2018.

In addition, in early August, there was a wreckage crashed in 1968 and was discovered by a mountaineering guide. Due to the high temperature in summer, the Swiss Alps has decreased, and the snow line rose to a record 5,184 meters. In the past summer, the normal height was 3,000 to 3500 meters. This has led to more wreckage exposure, and it has also threatened the traditional mountaineering movement. (Han Lin)