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Pak Mountaineer Asif Bhatti Stranded At Nanga Parbat Due To Snow Blindness
Pakistani mountaineer Asif Bhatti has been stranded at the 8,126-metre-tall , the ninth-highest mountain in the world, due to snow blindness, the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP) said on Monday, Dawn reported.
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Bodies Of Missing Climbers From UK, Italy Found On Pakistan Mountain
The bodies of two climbers from Britain and Italy have been found in northern Pakistan nearly two weeks after the pair went missing, the Italian ambassador said Saturday.
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Porters Who Help Climbers On World's Second-Highest Peak Risk Everything
He is the only man ever to have scaled K2 three times, but Pakistani national Fazal Ali's achievements have gone largely unrecognised, like those of many of his fellow porters who risk life and limb on the world's second-highest peak.
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The Desperate Attempt To Save Two Climbers On Nanga Parbat
With her frostbitten and snow-blind climbing partner safe in their only tent, Elisabeth Revol proceeded farther down the mountain to call for help on her satellite phone.
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Polish Climber "Presumed Dead" On 'Killer Mountain'
A Polish climber was presumed dead after rescuers called off efforts to recover him from Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountains in the world, a Pakistani official said today.
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Rescuers Save French Climber Trapped On "Killer Mountain" Nanga Parbat
An elite group of climbers have saved a French mountaineer in a daring high-altitude rescue mission on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountains in the world, as officials called off the search for a second missing alpinist on Sunday
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Search Underway For Climbers On Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain'
Pakistan launched a search Saturday for two mountain climbers who went missing while attempting to climb the country's second-highest peak Nanga Parbat, nicknamed "Killer Mountain" for its treacherous terrain.
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Climbers Stuck On Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain' Won't Get Help For 24 Hours
Efforts to rescue a Polish man and a French woman stuck on a treacherous peak in northern Pakistan known to mountaineers as "Killer Mountain" are set to begin on Saturday, officials said.
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Pakistan Says Climbers Missing On 'Killer Mountain' Presumed Dead
Two climbers missing on a treacherous peak in northern Pakistan known as "Killer Mountain" are now presumed dead and the rescue operation has been called off, officials said Saturday.The two climbers, Alberto Zerain, a Spanish alpinist, and Mariano Galvan, an Argentinian national, went missing while attempting to summit the 8,125 meter peak, Nanga ...
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Pakistan Climber Massacre Suspect Escapes Police Raid
A key suspect in the 2013 massacre of foreign climbers in Pakistan is on the run after he hurled grenades at officers who were pursuing him, injuring 10 of them, officials said Tuesday.
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Local Sightseers Inject New Life into Pakistan Idyll
After a slump in foreign visitors triggered by a deadly attack last year, a new wave of local sightseers has saved tourism in Pakistan's idyllic northern Hunza Valley -- but not everyone is happy.
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The Irresistible Lure of Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain'
Gunmen shot dead 10 foreign tourists at its base camp last year, but for serious mountaineers, the allure of Pakistan's "killer mountain" remains irresistible.
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Pakistan suspends expeditions after killing of foreign tourists
Pakistan today suspended expeditions on its second-highest peak, evacuating climbers from Nanga Parbat after 10 foreign tourists were shot dead by Islamist gunmen at a base camp.
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Nine foreign tourists shot dead in hotel in Pakistan
Gunmen stormed a hotel in a remote part of northern Pakistan on Sunday and killed nine foreign tourists and a Pakistani guide, police and security officials said.
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Pak Mountaineer Asif Bhatti Stranded At Nanga Parbat Due To Snow Blindness
Pakistani mountaineer Asif Bhatti has been stranded at the 8,126-metre-tall , the ninth-highest mountain in the world, due to snow blindness, the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP) said on Monday, Dawn reported.
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Bodies Of Missing Climbers From UK, Italy Found On Pakistan Mountain
The bodies of two climbers from Britain and Italy have been found in northern Pakistan nearly two weeks after the pair went missing, the Italian ambassador said Saturday.
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Porters Who Help Climbers On World's Second-Highest Peak Risk Everything
He is the only man ever to have scaled K2 three times, but Pakistani national Fazal Ali's achievements have gone largely unrecognised, like those of many of his fellow porters who risk life and limb on the world's second-highest peak.
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The Desperate Attempt To Save Two Climbers On Nanga Parbat
With her frostbitten and snow-blind climbing partner safe in their only tent, Elisabeth Revol proceeded farther down the mountain to call for help on her satellite phone.
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Polish Climber "Presumed Dead" On 'Killer Mountain'
A Polish climber was presumed dead after rescuers called off efforts to recover him from Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountains in the world, a Pakistani official said today.
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Rescuers Save French Climber Trapped On "Killer Mountain" Nanga Parbat
An elite group of climbers have saved a French mountaineer in a daring high-altitude rescue mission on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's Nanga Parbat, one of the highest mountains in the world, as officials called off the search for a second missing alpinist on Sunday
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Search Underway For Climbers On Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain'
Pakistan launched a search Saturday for two mountain climbers who went missing while attempting to climb the country's second-highest peak Nanga Parbat, nicknamed "Killer Mountain" for its treacherous terrain.
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Climbers Stuck On Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain' Won't Get Help For 24 Hours
Efforts to rescue a Polish man and a French woman stuck on a treacherous peak in northern Pakistan known to mountaineers as "Killer Mountain" are set to begin on Saturday, officials said.
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Pakistan Says Climbers Missing On 'Killer Mountain' Presumed Dead
Two climbers missing on a treacherous peak in northern Pakistan known as "Killer Mountain" are now presumed dead and the rescue operation has been called off, officials said Saturday.The two climbers, Alberto Zerain, a Spanish alpinist, and Mariano Galvan, an Argentinian national, went missing while attempting to summit the 8,125 meter peak, Nanga ...
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Pakistan Climber Massacre Suspect Escapes Police Raid
A key suspect in the 2013 massacre of foreign climbers in Pakistan is on the run after he hurled grenades at officers who were pursuing him, injuring 10 of them, officials said Tuesday.
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Local Sightseers Inject New Life into Pakistan Idyll
After a slump in foreign visitors triggered by a deadly attack last year, a new wave of local sightseers has saved tourism in Pakistan's idyllic northern Hunza Valley -- but not everyone is happy.
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The Irresistible Lure of Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain'
Gunmen shot dead 10 foreign tourists at its base camp last year, but for serious mountaineers, the allure of Pakistan's "killer mountain" remains irresistible.
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Pakistan suspends expeditions after killing of foreign tourists
Pakistan today suspended expeditions on its second-highest peak, evacuating climbers from Nanga Parbat after 10 foreign tourists were shot dead by Islamist gunmen at a base camp.
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Nine foreign tourists shot dead in hotel in Pakistan
Gunmen stormed a hotel in a remote part of northern Pakistan on Sunday and killed nine foreign tourists and a Pakistani guide, police and security officials said.
