In 5 chapters, Simón Elijah recounts the rescue attempt of Oscar Pérez, a Alpinist who died this summer in the Latok II ... Pakistan area.
A risky rescue
It seems distressing to me to think that someone can be alive and not to be able to rescue him.What a drama for family and friends.
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The Mountain Law ... They say that in the last hundreds of meters of Everest there are no less than 30 frozen bodies ...
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The mountain is hard, very hard.
At that altitude, any problem is multiplied by 1000, and the rescue is very complicated.
The hardest drink for his partner, making the decision to get off, leaving a wounded behind is very hard.Especially since he surely knew how difficult it was going to be to look for him.
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