Insistence on making a record on Mount Everest killed Indian woman climber in Nepal

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Indian woman dies in Mount Everest base camp, stubbornness to conquer Mount Everest killed Indian woman Suzanne Leopoldna Jesus, 53, resident of Maharashtra, had a pacemaker but she wanted to set a record for climbing Everest with this physical condition .

It took them 12 hours to climb just 250 meters from the base camp. After this his condition worsened. He died on 18 May at Lukla Hospital. This is the fourth incident in the last three days. So far eight Chinese and Indian climbers have died on Mount Everest during the current season that began in March. According to the report, 175 climbers are climbing Mount Everest.

When Suzanne’s condition worsened, she was asked to leave the base camp but she refused. He said that he has to climb Mount Everest at any cost. Suzanne was later forcibly taken to Lukla. Where recently he died after being admitted for 6 days.

Significantly, out of 14 highest peaks of the world, 8 are in Nepal. The Government of Nepal has issued 478 permits to climb Everest this year. The best time to climb Everest starts from March and ends in May. After this, the weather here gets worse, due to which it becomes dangerous to live here.