RISK and EXPENSE On EVEREST to Remove Perished Climbers #short #everest #survival



In 2016 three indian climbers died trying to summit Mount Everest. Two of them were abandoned by their guides near the top. In 2017, the Indian government funded an expensive mission to retrieve their bodies.

Over 300 have lost their lives on Mount Everest. Should great expense and risk be taken to remove them, or should they remain where they are as a reminder of the perils of high altitude mountaineering?

What do you think?

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In 2016, three Indian climbers died trying to reach the mount everest summit. This video discusses the recovery efforts for these dead bodies on everest, raising questions about the immense cost and danger involved in retrieving those who face everest death. Should these individuals remain on the mountain as a stark reminder of the perils of climbing mount everest, or is every effort warranted for death on mount everest? We explore this ethical dilemma and the extreme edge of human endeavor.

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47 Comments

  1. Honour them by burying them . They should be brought back. Better create permanent stations at 8000 and 8500 meters with all required items like oxygen and medical… It can be done…to day we are having equipments…. Seriously the cold wind and low oxygen is the problem

  2. Never risk a life for a dead one. Use the money to make the life of Sherpa's life beter instead. Everyone knows the risk, let the dead bodies stay there as reminders of that risk, And remember: Everest made them part of Everest as the 'Icy Icarus People of Everest'.

  3. What shame to humanity.. 😮 you are the kind those who would claim your policy to your grave 😊 the great Alexander shocked infront of you guys who commented here about their tax 😂

  4. Everest should be cleaned up and kept off limits to everyone. Deaths and pollution are not just worth it. Leave Everest alone and clean, and live well to the end of your days.

  5. I love how this dumb YouTube calls it “abandoned “. Nobody is going to piggyback you up or down the fucking Mt Everest. They’re getting paid 2k, and nobody is going to risk their lives for that. Nobody should, a white person would never do that for them. We saw what happened to Hilary Dawa.

  6. Les récupérer, afin de ne pas transformer la montagne en une morgue à ciel ouvert. La pollution par de multiples cadavres, sans solution, serait un manque de respect pour ce lieu, et pour ceux qui se disent amoureux de la montagne sacrée.

  7. Remove the Bodies. They don't get to Die and just chill up there forever. It costs a hundred thousand dollars to go up just once.

    They don't get to cheat the system by Dying, thinking they'll get to stay up there forever.

  8. In my opinion if it is safe and in the reach then they should try to do it but as i know if the body is in the final summit push zone which is mainly death zone then it is not safe to do so, specially if it is ahead of southeast ridge then it is very very risky i know as a Indian that without doing ritual it is hard to let go but we also have to thing about them who are going up there to recover the body

  9. That's not accurate , 300 lives lost 😮 I calculated… 4 or more millions of lives ever since time began , to the present, nex time get you shut straight , know what you're talking about

  10. The dead climbers were probably Indian soldiers, that's why the Indian government would have spent all that money to retrieve their bodies. Money well spent.

  11. They should be left there. They loved that mountain enough to risk their lives to go to there, they belong on that mountain. As we mountain enthusiasts say "and if I must bow, I shall bow to the god of mountains"

  12. To me, self reliance is part of the essence of being a mountaineer. By this standard, the deceased are responsible for their condition. By this standard, many who ascend Mt. Everest are not mountaineers, and there is no shame in not attempting to ascend this mountain.

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