The extraordinary cost of retrieving dead bodies from Mount Everest

After the first four trials, a 36-year old Dutch climber Eric Arnold arrived at the mountain, but died when he collapsed last Friday. On Thursday his body was taken out of the mountain by a helicopter and taken to the mountain.

On 25 April 2015, an avalanche occurred with the 8 MW earthquake and collided with the base camp of Mount Everest. The climbing team of the Indian army collected 18 bodies from Everest. The avalanche started in Pumori, passed through the Khumbu glacier on the southwestern side of Mount Everest, and hit a Nanda fortress. The earthquake caught hundreds of climbers of the Kumbu Glacier and they had to evacuate with a helicopter as they had inadequate supplies. This route caused this route to pass through the ice waterfall, making climbers pass by almost impossible. Bad weather also makes it difficult to evacuate helicopters. Compared to the overall impact on Nepal, the tragedy of Mt. Everest is small, nearly 9,000 people died and 22,000 people were injured. In Tibet, as of April 28, at least 25 people were killed and 117 people were injured.

Since the expedition of Everest in the UK in 1922, the number of registered deaths in Mount Everest at the end of 2010 was 219 and the number of deaths per 100 summits was three (this includes the number of deaths that support the climber, including the peak hour Among the 219 victims, 58 (26.5%) climbers boarded but the decline has not been completed Reduction (since 2000, 1.4 deaths per 100 summits and 3,938 Despite a dramatic increase in the number of people who died, 54 people have died since 2000. There are 33 people dead at the northeast ridge 17 people died at the southwestern 2, northern 2, southeast ridges Did

According to the report, in this week at least five climbers were murdered on the hillside. Everest and the other two were missing and presumed dead. However, given past statistics, the number of deaths so far in the Everest mountaineering season in 2016 is not surprising. The median average annual for the past 15 years was seven deaths. It is a very dangerous task to climb the highest mountain in the world. It may last forever. After returning from Nepal, I wrote a book about my experience in Everest. Below is an excerpt from my 13th account adaptation that explains our team's summit on 10th May 1996. You may gain insight about the reason why a fatal accident occurred in Everest.