New footage shows climbers discover dying porter during K2 climb
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New video shows mountain porter left to die on K2 during record-breaking climb
Bone-chilling newly released footage captured the moment a Norwegian mountaineer and her team discovered a struggling porter hanging upside down and ultimately left him to die on the infamous K2 in Pakistan.
Unreleased footage from a new documentary overturns the K2 scandal, revealing the desperate efforts of Christine Harila's team to save the dying Pakistani porter. The post Scandal at K2: The unreleased footage that overturns the truth about the death of the porter [video] appeared first on in.gr.
A new documentary sheds light on one of the most controversial incidents in mountaineering history in recent years, when Norwegian climber Kristin Harila and her companions found a dying porter at an altitude of about 8,200 meters on K2 but later continued to the summit. The incident occurred in July 2023 when Harila was planning to set a world record by climbing the world's 14 highest mountains in just 92 days.
A new documentary sheds light on the dramatic moments that unfolded when a group of climbers spotted a porter hanging upside down during a climb.
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