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Rescuing climbers is an arduous, dangerous and difficult task. Although some people claim that this rescue work should not be carried out, since climbers know the risks they are taking, we can affirm that this is a noble and generous job.
In fact, climbers put themselves in dangerous situations when they decide to venture into such dangerous environments. In addition, they put the lives of rescue workers in danger when they need to be rescued. However, rescue workers have a strong sense of generosity, compassion and humanity, in striving to show that tragedies happen, even if it is risky.
In addition, rescue workers are trained to perform this type of activity, which allows them to use their skills to promote good and save lives, rather than letting them perish.