A large-scale rescue operation was launched by police in Voss, Norway, yesterday evening after a hiker reported needing assistance due to hypothermia. The man was located alone in a tent in the Kvannlandsleitet area, bordering Vik and Vaksdal. Red Cross volunteers initiated the descent from the mountain with the hiker at 10:20 PM local time. By 11:52 PM, authorities confirmed the man had safely reached the base of the mountain and was in stable condition. Police expressed gratitude to the volunteers for their effective assistance in bringing the hiker to safety. The incident highlights the importance of preparedness and rapid response in mountainous regions. No further details regarding the hiker’s identity or the cause of his condition have been released.