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CNN —A Nepalese teenager has become the youngest person to summit the world’s 14 highest peaks. Nima started his epic journey in September 2022 when he climbed Nepal’s 8,163m Manaslu. Over the next two years, he summited all of the “8000ers” including Everest, the world’s highest mountain at 8,848.86m, and the notoriously dangerous K2 at 8,611m. Nima took to Instagram to commemorate the completion of the grueling challenge, writing: “I dedicate this world record to my project, #SherpaPower. Climbing Sherpas are more often than not the people who make international mountaineering expeditions possible.
Persons: Nima Rinji Sherpa, Pasang, Mingma Gyabu, David ”, Nima, Instagram, , ” Nima, Organizations: CNN, Mountaineering Federation, Nepal Mountaineering Association, Guinness World Records, Expedition, Sherpa Locations: 8,848.86m
CNN —Five members of a Russian expedition who went missing while attempting to climb Mount Dhaulagiri have been found dead, Russia’s embassy in Nepal told CNN on Tuesday. Initial investigations suggested the group of Russian mountaineers died “as a result of falling down a slope,” the embassy said. Dhaulagiri – which translates from Sanskrit to mean “White Mountain” - is the world’s seventh-highest peak, standing 8,167 meters (26,795 ft) above sea level, in the Himalayas in central Nepal. The fatality rate of Dhaulagiri is slightly more than 16%, making it one of the most dangerous mountains to climb. The Russian Mountaineering Federation told CNN that the trip was organized by a private organization.
Persons: Organizations: CNN, Russian Mountaineering Federation, RIA Novosti, Leningrad Region Mountaineering Federation, Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Locations: Nepal, Swiss, Austrian, Russia, Leningrad
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