Daniel Paul Paterson : British climber, Nepali guide feared dead in Mount Everest ‘Death Zone’

By | May 26, 2024

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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. British climber missing Mount Everest
2. Nepali guide disappearance Everest

Two climbers, Daniel Paul Paterson and Pastenji Sherpa, went missing after slipping near Mount Everest’s South Summit. Despite extensive search efforts, they were not found after a cornice fall during their descent. The adventure company 8K Expeditions reported that the climbers fell towards the Tibet side from Hillary Step. Pastenji Sherpa, known for his climbing prowess, had summited Everest twice, K2, and other peaks. Daniel Paul Paterson was equally dedicated to climbing, with successful climbs on Island Peak and Amadablam. This incident raised concerns about overcrowding on Everest, following the recent deaths of two climbers. Stay updated with the latest Iranian President news.

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1. Mount Everest Climber Missing
2. Himalayan Expedition Tragedy

British Climber and Nepali Guide Missing on Mount Everest

A British climber and a Nepali guide have been reported missing after a tragic incident on Mount Everest. Daniel Paul Paterson and Pastenji Sherpa were part of a group of 15 climbers who successfully reached the summit of the world’s highest peak. However, during their descent near the Hillary Step, a sudden cornice fall occurred, causing the two climbers to slip and fall in the “death zone” where oxygen is extremely sparse.

The Search Efforts

Despite exhaustive search efforts by rescue teams, Daniel and Pastenji could not be located. The adventure company 8K Expeditions, which organized the expedition, expressed their deep concern over the situation. The collapse took place on the Hillary Step, a treacherous vertical rock face near the summit, resulting in the climbers falling towards the Tibet side through a steep descent.

A Tragic Loss

On the early morning of May 21, 2024, Daniel Paul Paterson and Pastenji Sherpa reached the summit of Mount Everest. However, the joyous moment quickly turned into tragedy as they encountered the cornice fall during their descent. Despite all efforts, the two climbers could not be recovered from the incident, leaving the mountaineering community in shock.

A Tribute to the Climbers

Pastenji Sherpa, born in 2001, had an impressive climbing record, including multiple successful ascents of Mount Everest, K2, and other challenging peaks. Known for his warmth, kindness, and expertise, he was a valued guide at 8K Expeditions. Daniel Paul Paterson, born in 1984, was equally dedicated to climbing, with successful summits of Island Peak and Amadablam. His determination and positivity were an inspiration to many in the climbing community.

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Concerns Over Evercrowding

The incident comes amidst growing concerns over overcrowding on Mount Everest. A recent video showing a cornice collapse on the mountain has reignited the debate on the safety of climbers in the region. With two Mongolian climbers having lost their lives on Everest just days before this incident, the risks of climbing the world’s highest peak are once again in the spotlight.

As the search for Daniel Paul Paterson and Pastenji Sherpa continues, the mountaineering community mourns the loss of two talented and dedicated climbers. Our thoughts are with their families and loved ones during this difficult time.

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