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Worst Disaster on Sagarmatha

The Nepali Comment
2023 ж. 17 Жел.
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In May 1996, two expedition teams with journalists on their teams raced to summit Mount Everest. With massive publicity at stake, expedition leaders took unnecessary risks and attempted to climb Everest "at any cost. Despite warnings of an approaching storm, the teams moved forward, resulting in the loss of 8 climbers - one of the deadliest disasters in Everest's history. This tragic event highlighted the consequences of competition and commercialization in high-altitude mountaineering. Safety and good judgment can be compromised when the primary goal becomes reaching the summit regardless of the circumstances. The 1996 season on Everest serves as a cautionary tale of what can happen when the race to the top overrides all else.
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  • Recently we lost our great climbers Tenjen and Mingmar at Sishapangma. You should look into that subject too. By the way, great content. 🙏

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