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Globe trot: 2 climbers die on descent after scaling Mt Everest

Ulan Bator: Two Mongolian climbers have died following their successful ascent of the tallest peak, Mt Everest, from the Nepali side, without supplementary oxygen and assistance of Sherpa guides. Tsedendamba Usukhjargal, 53, and Lkhagvajav Purevsuren, 31, were last in contact...
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Updated At : 01:08 PM May 20, 2024 IST
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Ulan Bator: Two Mongolian climbers have died following their successful ascent of the tallest peak, Mt Everest, from the Nepali side, without supplementary oxygen and assistance of Sherpa guides. Tsedendamba Usukhjargal, 53, and Lkhagvajav Purevsuren, 31, were last in contact on Sunday evening from Camp 4. ians

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