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Gautam Adani Helps Airlift Indian Climber Who Fell From 5,800 Meters
Billionaire Gautam Adani arranged for an air ambulance to help transfer mountaineer Anurag Maloo, who was rescued after falling into a deep crevasse in Nepal's Mount Annapurna last month, from Kathmandu to the AIIMS in New Delhi.
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Mountaineer Who Fell From 6,000 Meters Being Flown To Delhi For Urgent Treatment
The family of injured Indian mountaineer Anurag Maloo is planning to fly him to New Delhi from Nepal for further treatment as the infection is spreading in his body, a relative and an official of an expedition company said today.
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Indian Climber's Surgery Successful In Nepal, "He's Conscious," Says Brother
Injured Indian mountaineer Anurag Maloo on Wednesday underwent a successful tracheostomy surgery and his condition is improving, his brother said, nearly a fortnight after he was found alive by rescuers in Nepal's Mount Annapurna.
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Indian Climber, Rescued In Nepal, Was Revived After 3 Hours, Still "Critical"
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who was miraculously rescued after falling into a deep crevasse on Mount Annapurna in Nepal, was revived after three hours of painstaking effort by doctors at a hospital here, his brother has said, describing the mountain
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Indian Climber Anurag Maloo Grabbed Wrong Rope, Fell Into Crevasse: Sherpa
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who was miraculously rescued from Mount Annapurna, caught the wrong rope that led him to fall into a deep crevasse, a senior mountaineer guide who accompanied him during the expedition said on Sunday.
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Indian Mountaineer, Who Went Missing At Nepal's Mount Annapurna, Found Alive
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who went missing while descending Nepal's Mount Annapurna last week, has been found alive, but is in a critical condition.
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A Brother's SOS For Missing Indian Mountaineer: "Anurag, You're A Fighter"
An Indian man has sought help in finding his mountaineer brother who he said fell while descending from Nepal's Mount Annapurna, the 10th highest mountain in the world.
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Gautam Adani Helps Airlift Indian Climber Who Fell From 5,800 Meters
Billionaire Gautam Adani arranged for an air ambulance to help transfer mountaineer Anurag Maloo, who was rescued after falling into a deep crevasse in Nepal's Mount Annapurna last month, from Kathmandu to the AIIMS in New Delhi.
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Mountaineer Who Fell From 6,000 Meters Being Flown To Delhi For Urgent Treatment
The family of injured Indian mountaineer Anurag Maloo is planning to fly him to New Delhi from Nepal for further treatment as the infection is spreading in his body, a relative and an official of an expedition company said today.
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Indian Climber's Surgery Successful In Nepal, "He's Conscious," Says Brother
Injured Indian mountaineer Anurag Maloo on Wednesday underwent a successful tracheostomy surgery and his condition is improving, his brother said, nearly a fortnight after he was found alive by rescuers in Nepal's Mount Annapurna.
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Indian Climber, Rescued In Nepal, Was Revived After 3 Hours, Still "Critical"
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who was miraculously rescued after falling into a deep crevasse on Mount Annapurna in Nepal, was revived after three hours of painstaking effort by doctors at a hospital here, his brother has said, describing the mountain
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Indian Climber Anurag Maloo Grabbed Wrong Rope, Fell Into Crevasse: Sherpa
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who was miraculously rescued from Mount Annapurna, caught the wrong rope that led him to fall into a deep crevasse, a senior mountaineer guide who accompanied him during the expedition said on Sunday.
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Indian Mountaineer, Who Went Missing At Nepal's Mount Annapurna, Found Alive
Indian climber Anurag Maloo, who went missing while descending Nepal's Mount Annapurna last week, has been found alive, but is in a critical condition.
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A Brother's SOS For Missing Indian Mountaineer: "Anurag, You're A Fighter"
An Indian man has sought help in finding his mountaineer brother who he said fell while descending from Nepal's Mount Annapurna, the 10th highest mountain in the world.
