Woman dies trying to scale world's 3rd-highest mountain; another climber rescued
- A 63-year-old French climber, Margareta Morin, died on May 10 while ascending Kanchenjunga, the world's third-highest mountain.
- During her ascent amid adverse weather, Morin became unwell and passed away at an altitude of 7,800 meters near Camp 4, where rescue efforts were hindered by the conditions.
- During the same expedition, British climber Adrian Hayes became seriously ill with acute mountain sickness while descending from the summit and was evacuated from above Camp 4 despite difficult weather conditions.
- This is the third fatality this spring, occurring between April and early June, following the deaths of an American climber on Mount Makalu and an Austrian climber on Ama Dablam.
- The fatalities highlight the technical difficulty and harsh conditions of Kanchenjunga and Nepal's high peaks, where over 75 permits were issued this season amid ongoing safety risks.
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Elderly French Climber Dies on Mt Kanchenjunga
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