Two Japanese climbers who fell off K2 ”no movement”; their company reports the latest situation
世界で2番目に高い山「K2」のパキスタン側で登山中に滑落した日本人の登山家2人について、所属会社は「最初に滑落した時点から動きがない」と最新の状況を報告しました
Regarding the two Japanese climbers who fell while climbing the Pakistani side of the world’s second highest mountain, K2, their company reported the latest situation saying, ``There has been no movement since the time they first fell.’’
It has been three days since world-famous mountaineers Kazuya Hiraide and Takeo Nakajima slipped while climbing K2 at an altitude of 8,611 meters in the Karakorum Mountains in northern Pakistan.
”Ishii Sports”, to which the two belong, reported the latest situation on their website at 9:30 a.m. on the 30th.
The camera crew that accompanied the two men returned to base camp and informed the disaster response headquarters that, ``We observed both men until they returned, but they had not moved since the 27th, when they first fell.’’ is
The disaster response headquarters says, ``Their safety is still unknown, but the situation is dire.’’
The location where the two people were confirmed is on a slope so steep that a helicopter cannot land on it, so we are carefully considering a rescue plan to avoid a secondary accident.
The two were aiming to climb K2 from the west face, an unexplored route.
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