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[ad_1] Asif Bhatti, a Pakistani mountaineer, is reportedly stranded at Nanga Parbat due to snow blindness, a condition caused by prolonged exposure to bright sunlight reflecting off snow. The Alpine Club of Pakistan has confirmed that Bhatti is currently stuck at C4, situated between 7,500m and 8,000m on Nanga Parbat, the ninth-highest mountain globally. Karrar Haidri, Secretary of the Alpine Club of Pakistan, expressed concern for Bhatti's safety, emphasizing the urgent need for assistance in light of his snow blindness at such high altitudes. Nanga Parbat, standing at a towering height of 8,126m, is notorious for its treacherous conditions, contributing to a high fatality rate among climbers. The mountain poses various challenges, including a demanding ascent, unstable glaciers, frequent avalanches, and unpredictable storms. With a harrowing history, Nanga Parbat was given the moniker "the Killer Mountain" following 31 fatalities in attempted ascents prior t...

[ad_1] Pakistani young mountaineer Shehroze Kashif has climbed Mount Manaslu, the eighth highest peak in the world, for the second time. According to details,  Shehroze  Kashif this time managed to reach the “real summit” point of the 8163 meter high peak. He reached the Manaslu top at 5:01 am Pakistan time. The young mountaineer first summited Mt Manaslu in 2021. However, later it was revealed that Manaslu's real summit point was a few meters away. Shehroze Kashif announced the revival of Manaslu after Mangamaji's revelation. Shahroz is the youngest mountaineer to have climbed 12 peaks above 8,000 meters. [ad_2] Source link https://worldnews2023.com/stports/pakistani-mountaineer-shehroze-climbs-eighth-highest-peak-in-world-such-tv/?feed_id=199769&_unique_id=65759bd1e9cc5