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indy · 发表于 2019-5-26 21:46:32

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Five climbers have died near Mount Everest’s summit after hundreds of people became stuck in a queue near the highest point of the mountain, creating a huge human traffic jam.

天狼星 · 发表于 2019-5-26 22:12:52

夏天富士山开山，都是一个德行。
夜登山顶，千百盏头灯勾勒出登山之径，一步一挪，前面的人迈步了后面的人才能前进。

云淡风轻 · 发表于 2019-5-26 23:23:15

照片太不真实，感觉像p上去的人群！

indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 01:33:30

云淡风轻发表于 2019-5-26 23:23
照片太不真实，感觉像p上去的人群！

也许吧，看有什么update没有。下面这个看起来是真实

Here we go! Casey, Tommi and Prakash’s Guided Team is leaving the south Col en route to the summit as I write. I just spoke with Tommi and they reported that they are feeling good and the winds are low. The will climb for 4-5 hours from the Col (center right of the climber in yellow) to the Balcony (end of the Ridge, center left). Here they will change oxygen bottles and make the next grueling push up the “Tenzing Step” to the south Summit which is another 3-4 hours. The climbers pictured here are about half way to the south Summit from the Balcony.

indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 08:21:46

云淡风轻发表于 2019-5-26 23:23
照片太不真实，感觉像p上去的人群！

这是真实照片

I just talked to Guide Tommi on the South Summit with Nacho and he reports they are doing great with perfect weather and no crowds!! They are getting close now. Casey is ahead on the cornice traverse (shown here) with Niti and Mrika and Prakash is just cresting the South Summit with Chris. All climbers doing well. We hope they are all standing on top in about 2 hours and will keep you posted. #staytuned #summitbids #everest2019 #ctss #everest #climbingthesevensummits #thesevensummitsspecialist #thesevensummits

colin1992 · 发表于 2019-5-27 09:25:27

云淡风轻发表于 2019-5-26 23:23
照片太不真实，感觉像p上去的人群！

照片不知道是否真实。以前看过报导，在珠峰有一架铝制梯子，经常有登山者排队

indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 09:46:14

All of Casey and Tommi’s team are on top!!! We just spoke to Casey on the radio and the whole team including Chris is enjoying the view from the top of the world as I write! 100% success on our fourth wave summit bid and 100% for all four of our summit waves this season, with 58 total summits for CTSS! Our guides made the tough call to wait for the crowds to dissipate hoping for a better, safer summit day with less traffic. That decision has pay off hugely and they were treated to the best summit day of the season. Almost no wind, no waiting in line, and the summit of the tallest mountain on earth all to themselves. We can’t tell you how excited we are here in Everest base camp and we are incredibly proud of our team of climbers, Sherpa and guides. We are wishing our team a safe decent and we’ll let you know when they’re back safely to the South Col. #everest2019 #everest #ctss #summitbids #summit #summits #climbingthesevensummits #thesevensummitsspecialist #sevensummits @tendiguide @himali

indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 10:05:17

British climber Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, died early Saturday at 8,700 metres after returning from the summit.

https://aje.io/uqse2

indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 10:06:05

indy 发表于 2019-5-27 10:05
British climber Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, died early Saturday at 8,700 metres after returning from th ...

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Mount Everest death toll reaches 10 for this climbing season

Latest victim, Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, died early Saturday at 8,700 metres after returning from the summit.

25 May 2019

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A British climber died on Mount Everest on Saturday, bringing the death toll this season on the world's highest peak to 10, officials said.

Robin Haynes Fisher, 44, died early on Saturday at 8,700 metres after returning from the summit, said Murari Sharma of Everest Pariwar Treks in Kathmandu.

"He had descended about 150 metres below the summit when he suddenly collapsed. His Sherpa guide tried to rescue him, but he had already died," said Sharma.

On Friday, 56-year-old Irishman Kevin Hynes died in his tent at 7,000 metres after turning back before reaching the summit, UK-based climbing company 360 Expeditions said in a statement.

That same day, Nepalese guide Dhurba Bista, 33, also died at the base camp after being airlifted from a higher camp following illness, according to his employer, Anil Bhattarai of Himalayan Ecstasy Treks.

Three Indians - two women and one man - died earlier this week during their descent after scaling the peak, as hundreds of climbers pushed for the summit while taking advantage of this week's weather windows.

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Nepal: Three Indian climbers die on Mount Everest

Earlier this month, a US climber and an Indian climber also died during their descent from Everest. An Austrian climber died on the Tibetan side of the 8848-metre peak.

Seamus Lawless, another Irish climber who went missing on May 16, is presumed dead on the mountain.

Overcrowding at the top

Many teams had to line up for hours on May 22 to reach the summit, risking frostbite and altitude sickness, as a rush of climbers marked one of the busiest days on the world's highest mountain.

Sherpa, the managing director of Peak Promotion, said the overcrowding had congested the route from Camp IV to the top.

"There were only short weather windows and everyone was trying to climb at once," he said.

Hundreds of climbers attempt to climb Mount Everest and other Himalayan peaks during the spring climbing season.

The tragedies come amid the feats of Nepalese Sherpa climber Kami Rita, who broke his own record in quick succession.

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Nepal climber scales Mount Everest for record 24th time

He scaled Mount Everest for a 24th time on Tuesday, just a week after breaking his record for the most successful ascents of the world's highest peak.

The route was pioneered by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay in 1953 and remains the most popular snow trail leading to the highest point on the Earth.

Nearly 5,000 climbers have scaled the peak since the pioneering ascent, many multiple times.

Five climbers died on Everest last year.

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indy · 发表于 2019-5-27 11:54:43

There has been a lot of talk about crowds on Everest killing people over the last week. Although crowding is a problem that we need to address, as Alan Arnette has passionately argued on his blog and throughout various media outlets, the larger problem causing injuries and death on Everest is inexperienced guides and operators and incompetent climbers. I think that CTSS and many other reputable guide services have shown this season that we can both manage the crowds, be successful, and keep our clients safe on Everest. We encourage aspiring Everest climbers to do their homework and make wise decisions regarding safety when choosing who to climb with on the world’s tallest peak. #everest2019 #ctss @tendiguide

indy · 发表于 2019-5-29 05:07:31

云淡风轻发表于 2019-5-26 23:23
照片太不真实，感觉像p上去的人群！

https://www.facebook.com/24369314439/posts/10156710093494440/

从视频看不是P的

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