The woman dies trying to climb the world

A 63 -year -old French climber died trying to climb the third highest mountain in the world, Kanchenjunga, the organizer of the expedition said on Monday, while the British media reported that a climber from the United Kingdom in the same peak was rescued.

Margareta Morin died on camp 4 of the Himalayas mountain of 28,169 feet on Saturday.

“She died due to health complications while ascending,” said Yogendra Tamang of Peak 15 Adventure to News. “We still can’t recover the body due to bad climatic conditions.”

Meanwhile, British climber Adrian Michael Hayes was rescued during the same expedition, according to the points of sale of the United Kingdom, including The Daily Mail and The Sun. Hayes was descending the mountain on Saturday when, according to reports, an altitude disease began to suffer, the points of sale reported. Hayes was among a group of 10 climbers who had reached the summit, the Daily Mail reported.

Kanchenjunga, the third highest mountain after Mount Everest and K2, is considered one of the most technically demanding between the 8,000 meter peaks of the world.

It was the third death in the spring climbing season, which extends from April to the beginning of June.

Last week, American climber Alexander Pancoe died While trying Mount Makalu, the fifth highest mountain in the world. Pancoe, an accomplished climber and graduate from the Northwestern University, had survived a brain tumor when he was younger, News Chicago reported.

An Austrian climber died as the Dablam Ama of 6,812 meters from Nepal descended last month.

Nepal is home to eight of the 10 highest peaks in the world and welcomes hundreds of climbers every year during the spring and autumn climbing seasons.

It has already issued more than 1,000 permits for its mountains this season, including 75 for Kanchenjunga.

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