Two Japanese men fall off the world’s second highest mountain K2 in Pakistan, safety unknown
Two Japanese men have fallen off the world’s second highest mountain, K2, in northern Pakistan.
Details of injuries and other circumstances are unknown, and local authorities are making preparations for rescue efforts.
パキスタンにある日本大使館によりますと、パキスタン北部の標高8611メートルのK2で、27日、30代と40代の日本人男性2人が滑落しました
According to the Japanese Embassy in Pakistan, two Japanese men in their 30s and 40s slipped on the 27th from K2 in northern Pakistan at an altitude of 8,611 meters.
A helicopter search was conducted on the 27th, and although the two people were confirmed, the details of their injuries and other circumstances are unknown.
Local media reports that both climbers were Japanese climbers, and local authorities are preparing to rescue them.
Regarding this, ``Ishii Sports’’, which sells mountaineering equipment, released a comment and said that the people who slipped were Kazuya Hiraide, a mountain photographer and climber belonging to the company, and Takeo Nakajima, It was revealed that at 11:30 a.m. on the 27th, they received a report that the person had slipped from a height of 7,000 meters.
The safety of the two people is unknown, and they are attempting to rescue them from the ground as a helicopter cannot land due to the altitude and angle of the slope.
In northern Pakistan, two Japanese men lost their lives on a mountain over 7,000 meters above sea level in June, and one of them was found dead.Following this, a Japanese man also fell off a mountain in July. died due to
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