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Rescuers Make Tragic Discovery on 24,000ft Mountain Climber Was 'Left to Die'
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Russian climber Natalia Nagovicin officially reported missing and reported TASS to the MES of Kyrgyzstan.
·Riga, Latvia
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Kyrgyzstan's authorities suspend the search until 2026 despite the desperate cry of his son, who believes his mother "is alive".
While Kyrgyzstan’s authorities give up the mountaineer, her son asks that the rescue continue to be attempted
Kyrgyz authorities believe a Russian mountaineer has died on the country's highest mountain. The woman became trapped at an altitude of around 7,000 meters more than two weeks ago after breaking her leg.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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