Whilst scaling the highest peak in the world, hazards prevail. This video was posted by Everest climber Nobukazu Kuriki, who, according to his Facebook page, is battling a sickness of his own as he works to climb Everest. The footage was captured by one of his friends, who’s a sherpa. “Members of another party fell and it seems that they were able to (get out) safely,” Kuriki said, as translated from his page. “All was good.”
Everest Life: Ladder Bridge Collapses Sending Climbers Into Crevasse
Scaling the highest peak in the world is inherently dangerous.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff

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