Why Do People Have The Right To Helicopter Rescue Services?

Did you know there have been over 230 deaths on Mt. Everest? Now knowing this should people have the right to rescue services if they put themselves at risk? There are months of training before you can attempt the climb of Mt. Everest. It takes much strength, and agility to get to the top, and then they still need to get down. If the climber does not make it to the top or back down there will almost always a helicopter ready to rescue the climber. Once they reach the top there is little oxygen and the climbers have to leave the next morning. Once they leave the bottom the climber(s) have two days to reach the top and come back down again. People do have the right to rescue services even when they put themselves at risk because there are new and improved helicopters that are very capable in high altitudes, and sometimes you think that your ability is greater than it actually is(it’s misleading).
In the source “Helicopter Rescues Increasing on Everest” it is proven that we are now more capable of rescuing people at high altitudes such as the peak of Everest. To cite Nick Heil, “...been sort of some new lightweight helicopters..able to operate at very high altitudes reliably.” Indicating that the rescuers now have the technology to rescue people more safely. In addition it bespeaks that the new helicopters can reach people that are places that other helicopter cannot. Those who gainsay think that the new helicopters are less reliable because they can only carry one person at a time; this argument is fallacious because the helicopter pilots who fly them are very skilled and can safely fly a person to one of the camps along the mountain and go back for the other(s). Therefore the new lightweight helicopters is the first reason people do have the right to rescue services when they put themselves at