Fire Department, Civil Aid Team, and Yongpian 360 conducted a drill today (November 10) to simulate the rescue operation for a cable car malfunction, with passengers feeling unwell. The drill was in fact scheduled for regular maintenance day, during which the Fire Department, Civil Aid Team, and Yongpian 360 cable car company held an annual exercise. The Civil Aid Team stated that cable car rescue is one of the key rescue operations for the mountain search and rescue unit. Regular training and practice are essential to improve rescue skills and efficiency, and to enhance cooperation among different rescue teams. During today's drill, rescuers responded to reports of a cable car malfunction and passengers who felt unwell, initiating an emergency rescue operation. Yongpian 360's maintenance staff conducted scheduled maintenance throughout the day, during which the cable car services were halted. The Yongpian market and indoor attractions, including the Yongpian Discovery Hub, remained open during the maintenance period.

Regular cable car rescue trainings are important for the Civil Aid Team. These drills help the team become more familiar with rescue procedures in high-altitude environments. According to the Civil Aid Team, the training ensures enhanced rescue capabilities and efficiency, as well as better coordination with other rescue teams. For safety reasons, all cable car services were suspended during the maintenance period. Visitors can still explore the Yongpian market and indoor attractions during this time.