Pakistan: Three killed in search of missing extreme mountaineer Nirmal Purja found
The avalanche had captured the participants of the expedition at about 6000 meters altitude, it said
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The avalanche had captured the participants of the expedition at about 6000 meters altitude, it said. Purja made international headlines, among others, after climbing all 14 eight-thousanders worldwide within seven months in 2019. After climbing Gasherbrum II – another Pakistani eight-thousander – he lacked only the climb of Broad Peak to be the first person to have climbed all 14 eight-thousanders without oxygen twice, he wrote.
Furthermore, The Netflix production “14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible” is dedicated to his performance. In 2023, Purja’s record was surpassed by a Norwegian and a Nepalese on the team. They lost contact with the team at Broad Peak – a mountain with about 8,050 meters – on Thursday, reported the mountaineering organization.
In addition, The expedition to the eight-thousander on the border between Pakistan and China originally involved six mountaineers from Nepal, a mountaineer from Pakistan, a Chinese mountaineer and an alpinist from the USA as well as a mountaineer from Oman. On Friday evening, the Alpine Club Pakistan announced on Instagram that the bodies of seven people had been seen by drone. “However, their condition and identity cannot yet be confirmed.” The expedition was led by Nirmal Purja, the well-known Nepalese-born mountaineer with British nationality, it was said by the ACP. Broad Peak is the twelfth highest mountain in the world and lies in the Karakorum Mountains on the border between Pakistan and China.
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The avalanche had captured the participants of the expedition at about 6000 meters altitude, it said.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesPurja made international headlines, among others, after climbing all 14 eight-thousanders worldwide within seven months in 2019.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAfter climbing Gasherbrum II – another Pakistani eight-thousander – he lacked only the climb of Broad Peak to be the first person to have climbed all 14 eight-thousanders without oxygen twice, he wrote.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Netflix production “14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible” is dedicated to his performance.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn 2023, Purja’s record was surpassed by a Norwegian and a Nepalese on the team.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThey lost contact with the team at Broad Peak – a mountain with about 8,050 meters – on Thursday, reported the mountaineering organization.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe expedition to the eight-thousander on the border between Pakistan and China originally involved six mountaineers from Nepal, a mountaineer from Pakistan, a Chinese mountaineer and an alpinist from the USA as well as a mountaineer from Oman.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn Friday evening, the Alpine Club Pakistan announced on Instagram that the bodies of seven people had been seen by drone. “However, their condition and identity cannot yet be confirmed.” The expedition was led by Nirmal Purja, the well-known Nepalese-born mountaineer with British nationality, it was said by the ACP.
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Broad Peak is the twelfth highest mountain in the world and lies in the Karakorum Mountains on the border between Pakistan and China.
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