Navigation errors have caused a four -year trapped family in Australia for 48 hours

According to the British "Mirror", a four -mouth home in Australia was finally rescued after being trapped for 48 hours of navigation errors.

It is reported that at noon last Sunday, the 27 -year -old Darian Aspinall took her two children and the children's uncle to a hotel in Queensland, Australia, but did not reach their destination and lost contact in the desert. The police The investigation was launched. At the evening of Tuesday afternoon, a helicopter found that their car deviated from the road in the northwestern part of New South Wales. At that time, their food and water were used up.

When the plane discovered them, the family was waving his clothes at the helicopter to attract the pilot's attention. Nick Shew, the pilot of Hum Aviation Technology Company, said: "I saw them waving to us, so I opened the window and waved to respond." The police said that Google Maps took them away from the road and on a soil road, which caused them Stuck there. According to the family, they tried to seek help for 4 hours, but finally decided to return to their car and stay in the car for 48 hours before they were found.

Nick said: "When we land and get off the plane, we can see that they have a feeling of being relieved. The emergency staff gave them a few packs of sugar and water. The children were particularly excited." At present A medical staff on the helicopter conducted a preliminary inspection of them, and then they were taken to the hospital for further examination. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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