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Search Team Unable To Locate Indian-Origin Man Who Went Missing Near Mount Everest

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Search Team Unable To Locate Indian-Origin Man Who Went Missing Near Mount Everest

[ad_1] Shrinivas Sainis Dattatraya reached the Mount Everest summit on May 19.Singapore: A search and rescue team was unable to locate a missing Indian-origin climber who reached the Mount Everest summit on May 19, despite its best efforts, his wife said in an Instagram post on Saturday.Interspersing her message between pictures of her husband Shrinivas Sainis Dattatraya on various mountain peaks, Sushma Soma, a 36-year-old musician, said, "He was 39, and in his glorious and rich life, he lived fearlessly and to the fullest. He explored the depth of the sea and scaled the greatest heights of the Earth." "And now, Shri is in the mountains, where he felt most at home,” The Straits Times quoted Soma from the post.Shrinivas scaled the Mount Everest on May 19 but told his wife he had come dow...

Search On For Indian-Origin Man Who Went Missing Near Mount Everest Peak

[ad_1] At least 11 climbers have died so far this climbing season on Mount Everest (File)Singapore: A search and rescue operation involving several teams is underway around the Mount Everest Summit to trace an Indian-origin Singaporean climber who has been missing since Saturday.Teams consisting of three Sherpas each have been searching for Shrinivas Sainis Dattatraya (39), according to Prakash Chandra Devkota, the owner of Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition.Seven Summit Treks, a Nepal-based adventure travel operator, had organised Mr Dattatraya's Everest ascent.Mr Devkota also shared photographs of the climber reaching the summit last Friday before he went missing, reported The Straits Times on Tuesday.In the photos, Mr Dattatraya, a senior manager for software engineering at real estate ...

First Arunachal Climber To Scale Mt Everest Missing Near China Border

[ad_1] Tapi Mra had climbed the Mount Everest on May 21, 2009. (File)Itanagar: Tapi Mra, the first mountaineer from Arunachal Pradesh to climb Mount Everest, has reportedly been missing since he set out seven days ago on an expedition in the state's East Kameng district, not far from the border with China.Tapi Mra's associate Niku Dao, who went with him, is also missing. The two were heading to the snow-capped Mount Kyarisatam in the Eastern Himalayas, to climb Arunachal Pradesh's highest snow-capped peak, "Khyarw Satam", at an altitude of 6,900 meters.A massive search operation has been launched to find the missing mountaineers. Two military helicopters have also been called in. With bad weather halting the search, a team was sent out on foot.It takes about six to seven days to trek thr...