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  • Son left home after writing letter to parents, police started search

    Son left home after writing letter to parents, police started search

    Lormi. A young man from Lormi police station area of Mungeli district went missing. According to the information, a young man from Lormi Nagar area was struggling with financial crisis, who has left the house 24 hours ago i.e. a day before in the morning leaving a letter in his house without informing anyone. Even after the second day has passed, he has not reached home yet.

    However, after knowing about this and searching for the youth throughout the day, a campaign to find 28-year-old youth Sawan’s father Suresh Dadsena, a resident of Lormi, is being carried out on social media. According to the information, the youth who went missing 24 hours ago has left a letter at home in which he has written apologizing to his family members. Sorry mom and dad, I could not handle the situation. Wanted to build a house for you guys, so I took a loan from friends which sank in a way.

    It was written in the letter that all the information would be found in my telegram village. It is being told that the young man is missing from the house without informing anyone, for which no clue has been found even after two days.

  • Physically challenged Malaysian climber missing after summiting Mt. Everest

    Physically challenged Malaysian climber missing after summiting Mt. Everest


    KATHMANDU: A physically challenged Malaysian climber has gone missing after summiting Mt. Everest, the company that organised his expedition said on Saturday.

    Muhammad Hawari Bin Hashim, 33, has been missing since Friday after he descended to Camp IV which is at 7,925 meters above sea level, Nivesh Karki, executive director of Pioneer Adventure Pvt. Ltd., told Xinhua news agency.

    “When our mountaineering guides went for a rescue operation for another Malaysian climber who had become ill from Camp IV, Hawari went missing,” Karki. Hawari was no longer at Camp IV when the guides reached the site, he added.

    “We have been searching for him by inquiring climbers from Camp I to camp IV since Friday but he has not been found yet,” added Karki.

    Karki’s team has four Malaysian climbers, but Hawari is the only one to ascend the 8,848.86-meter-high peak.

    Ampuan Yaacub, a Malaysian police officer, died at Camp IV because of energy loss, said Karki. Yaacub became the ninth climber to die on the world’s tallest peak during this spring climbing season.

    A record 478 climbers from 65 countries and regions have received permits to summit Mt. Everest this climbing season, as this year marks the 70th anniversary of the first ascent of the peak, according to Nepal’s Department of Tourism.

    -IANS

  • Indian Mountaineer Baljeet Kaur Found Alive From Mt. Annapurna, A Day after She Went Missing

    Indian Mountaineer Baljeet Kaur Found Alive From Mt. Annapurna, A Day after She Went Missing

    Baljeet Kaur, a 27-year-old leading Indian woman climber was found alive on Tuesday, a day after she went missing near Camp IV of Mt Annapurna while descending from the summit point, an official of the expedition organiser said.

    An aerial search team located Kaur, who scaled the world’s 10th highest peak without using supplemental oxygen on Monday, above Camp IV, Chairman at Pioneer Adventure Pasang Sherpa, was quoted as saying by the Himalayan Times newspaper.

    “We are preparing to conduct a long-line rescue to airlift her from above the high camp,” he said.

    Kaur has been seen descending alone towards Camp IV by the aerial search team, according to Sherpa.

    The leading Indian woman climber, who was left alone below the summit point, remained out of radio contact till this morning, the report added.

    An aerial search mission was initiated on Tuesday morning only after she managed to send a radio signal asking for ‘immediate help’.

    According to Sherpa, her GPS location has indicated an altitude of 7,375m (24,193ft). She climbed Mt Annapurna along with two Sherpa guides at around 5:15 pm on Monday. At least three helicopters were mobilised to trace her.

    In May last year, Kaur, from Himachal Pradesh scaled Mt Lhotse and became the first Indian climber to have climbed four 8000-meter peaks in a single season.

    On Monday, Anurag Malu, a resident of Kishangarh in Rajasthan, went missing while descending from Camp III of Mt. Annapurna.

    Later, it was found that Malu died after falling from 6,000m into a crevasse while descending from Camp IV on Monday, The Himalayan Times newspaper reported.

    According to Mingma Sherpa, chairman at Seven Summit Treks, Noel Hanna, the first person from Ireland to reach the summit of K2 during the winter season, breathed his last in Camp IV last night. Efforts are underway to bring their bodies back to base camp, organisers said.

    Annapurna is the tenth-highest mountain in the world, standing at 8,091 metres above sea level.