Climber Rescued From Mount Everest Death Zone Slammed For Thanking

Climber Rescued From Mount Everest Death Zone Slammed For Thanking A climber is being slammed online after being saved by a sherpa from mount everest's "danger zone." social media users are upset that he chose to thank his sponsors and partners instead of his savior. Gelje sherpa proceeded to package the climber and carried him solo, descending a herculean 1,900 feet in the death zone in 6 hours down to camp 4, according to reuters. nima tahi sherpa joined.

Climber Rescued From Mount Everest Death Zone Slammed For Thanking A malaysian climber rescued from certain death on mount everest has been accused on social media of being ungrateful to the sherpa who saved his life. advertisement. Nepali guide gelje sherpa found a malaysian climber shivering and clutching a rope in the area of mount everest called the "death zone", where temperatures can dip to 30c. he carried the climber. Gelje told cnn that the rescue was the “hardest in my life.”. but apparently the climber, who is recovering back home in malaysia, wasn’t thrilled. after appearing on malaysian television. June 9, 2023. gelje sherpa was attempting to reach the summit of mount everest for the sixth time last month when he spotted a descending climber lying in the snow, not talking and in shock. mr.

A Climber Rescued From Death S Door On Mount Everest Is Being Slammed Gelje told cnn that the rescue was the “hardest in my life.”. but apparently the climber, who is recovering back home in malaysia, wasn’t thrilled. after appearing on malaysian television. June 9, 2023. gelje sherpa was attempting to reach the summit of mount everest for the sixth time last month when he spotted a descending climber lying in the snow, not talking and in shock. mr. Ngima tashi sherpa carries a malaysian climber from the death zone at mount everest on may 18, 2023. gelje sherpa handout reuters. according to the nepali government, the rescued climber was flown. Ngima tashi sherpa walking as he carries a malaysian climber while rescuing him from the death zone above camp four at everest, nepal, on may 18, 2023 in this screengrab obtained from a handout video.