The death of Nirmal Purjal: Broad Peak, the giant of the Karakorum that challenges even the most experienced climbers
The death of Nepali alpinist Nirmal Purja during an avalanche put Broad Peak back in the center of the scene
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The death of Nepali alpinist Nirmal Purja during an avalanche put Broad Peak back in the center of the scene. In March 2013 the mountain again took a central place when a Polish team got the first winter rise in history. The specialist also warned that any rescue operation in these mountains represents an extraordinary challenge. "Above the 6000 meters we speak of extreme heights where the simple fact of walking requires a huge physical effort.
Furthermore, Otherwise, the authorities will decide what measures to take, "said the ACP President, Divisional General Irfan Arshad.
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The death of Nepali alpinist Nirmal Purja during an avalanche put Broad Peak back in the center of the scene.
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In March 2013 the mountain again took a central place when a Polish team got the first winter rise in history.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasThe specialist also warned that any rescue operation in these mountains represents an extraordinary challenge. "Above the 6000 meters we speak of extreme heights where the simple fact of walking requires a huge physical effort.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasOtherwise, the authorities will decide what measures to take, "said the ACP President, Divisional General Irfan Arshad.
according to El Universal
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