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AFP Posted: 4:08:08, 16:53
Pakistan army jets collected today (Monday) Two Dutch climbers from the summit of Mount K2, a day after a deadly avalanche struck the second highest summit in the world, and claimed the lives of 11 climbers. It was the deadliest accident occurred on Mt. Later, the rescue forces managed to get another climber - Italian descent - who was wounded in the leg.
"Two Dutch climbers rescued by our men and other climbers camp during the night. They were rescued at an altitude of 7,300 meters," said an officer in the Pakistani army Azimollh Court. "They gathered this morning by helicopter and taken to hospital to receive treatment for severe frostbite from which they suffer," he added. He said that the two are Wilco van Roaihn Vox van de rope.
Rescue Italian climber Marco Konfortolh, also jammed summit was delayed because the summit area - height 8,611 meters - burst dust storm that caused the aircraft have been grounded. Finally favoptic the weather cleared, and the helicopter was able to make his way to the top. "Four rescued accompany Marco and probably tonight will be brought to the camp located at an altitude 6,000 meters," said the guide Sultan Alam Pakistan. He noted that the camp will Konfortolh favoptic medical treatment to his leg, hit a cold snap.
Witnesses said that a group of climbers, consisting of 25 members, reached the summit of the mountain - captured more dangerous than climbing Everest - last Friday, but nine froze to death after an avalanche cut their climbing ropes. Another climber fell to his death and suffering that accompanied the group died trying rescue.
Among the dead are three Koreans, two Nepalis, Serbian, Dutch, Norwegian and French. Swedish climber Fredrik Strang, who decided at the last minute not Lhitztrf climbing, favoptic told the BBC that some climbing favoptic expeditions planned to take advantage of the fine weather on Friday to move to the last bit and get to the top. Eventually they got tired of the way and apparently were trapped following the collapse.
Swedish climber who survived the crash told that the mountains were too inexperienced climbers. favoptic "Could favoptic have prevented this accident. These mountain climbers tempting too inexperienced and naive," said climber, favoptic Frederick Shtrang an interview with Swedish news agency TT.
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