Two climbers die on Mount Everest; Expeditionary organizers still decide when bodies are not taken and when

Died while a Indian and a Philippine climbing climber Everest MountainAs hundreds of climbers try to scalize the highest peak in the world, the expeditionary organizers say on Friday.

The Indian clinister defined as Subrata Ghosh, returned from the top 29,032 meters peak, while returning from the head.

The Philippines in the 45-year-old Philippines died on the summit on Tuesday. He reached 4 of the highest camp in the mountain and was preparing for the final proposal to reach the summit.

Bodha Raj Bhaqi, the Nepalese-based snowy Horizon track and expedition and expedition facility, said that the bodies are still in the mountains and when it is not yet decided.

Purchase of the body is both expensive and difficult, because many people are dragging many people to ice slopes. It’s in many casualties “The death zone,“Where the fine air and low oxygen level increases the risk of altitude disease.

The spring climbing season began in March and ends in late May.

The best to get the highest feet and climbers try to increase the summit to get just a few opportunities when the weather is improved.

Everest was first climbed by New Zealander in 1953 Edmund Hillary And Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. Since then, more than 300 people have died.

Several climbers have been killed in the region recently. At the beginning of this week a The French woman died The world’s third highest mountain, Kanchenjunga said that a British climber was rescued at the same summit in the English media.

Last week, American climber Alexander Pancoe died While attempting Magalu Magalu, the fifth-highest mountain of the world. Pancoe, a graduate of a mountaineer and north-Western university at Northwestern University, saved the tumor when he was younger, CBS reported Chicago.

Last month, an Austrian climber, who went down to 6,812 meters from Nepal, died.

Nepal is home in eight eight of the world’s 10 highest peaks and hundreds of mountaineers in the spring and autumn climbing buildings each year. More than 1000 permitted for the mountains of this season have already been allowed.

Agence France-Presse contributed to this report.