This is how a tourist survived after being trapped in a gondola for 15 hours in -7 degree Celsius temperatures in California.

Visitor for Heavenly Mountain Resort in South Lake Tahoe, CaliforniaLived a painful experience when she a Cable car of the complex for 15 hours. Traveler identified as Monica LassoWas enjoying the place with friends when he decided to return to base and a Cable car is indicated by a worker. However, the vehicle stalled, leaving her suspended in the air until the next morning.

The incident took place on the night of Thursday, January 25, 20245, when lasso, who had planned a day of skiing with friends, could not bring himself down the hill due to exhaustion. A critical employee led her to this cableway as a means of descending and lasso She agreed to board it but after a few minutes it suddenly stopped, leaving her suspended and unable to communicate for at least 15 hours.

“I didn’t have a phone, electricity or anything.”he said to the camera KCRA, the first media to report the incident. The woman tried to call for help, without success, arrived Losing his voice due to his desperate calls. “I screamed desperately until I lost my voice. “I feel very depressed.” The area averaged -7°C during the night National Weather Servicetherefore lasso He said he resorted to rubbing his hands and feet in an attempt to ward off the bitter cold.

No missing lasso The police were informed El Dorado County on Thursday, but it wasn’t until Friday morning that bus service resumed Cable car, that the center staff was able to locate him. The situation was investigated by Heavenly Mountain Resort How to specify lasso They claimed that they spent the night at the facility despite tight security measures.

“The safety and well-being of our guests at Heavenly Mountain Resort is our top priority. “We will investigate this situation with the utmost seriousness.”said Tom FortuneVice President and Chief Operating Officer Heavenly Mountain ResortTo CNN It is a statement.

When it was found, lasso She was conscious and alert, she did not show any health problems, so according to her statements, she chose not to be transferred to the hospital for evaluation. Kim George

Brigade Chief and Spokesman South Lake Tahoe fire rescueTo Associated Press. He also assured that in his 23 years Fire Brigade, “We’ve never responded to anything like this.”said George. “I’m very curious to know what happened”.