Pakistan Army successfully rescue stranded mountaineers

[blain2]

Pakistan Army helicopters ‘rescue stranded mountaineers’ | The Express Tribune

Shehroze Kashif and Fazal Ali have landed at Jaglot near Gilgit, says military's media wing

tribune.com.pk

 

[Signalian]

Yeah talked to a FCNA officer yesterday who said we are tour experts now

 

[ARMalik]

 

[blain2]

Keep partisan political nonsense in the other hijacked threads outside of the PA Forum.

 

[MastanKhan]

Pakistan Army helicopters ‘rescue stranded mountaineers’ | The Express Tribune

Shehroze Kashif and Fazal Ali have landed at Jaglot near Gilgit, says military's media wing

tribune.com.pk

Hi,

Stranded at 19000 ft---that is very suspicious. I think the man in front wanted publicity.

 

[KendoKhan]

Pakistan Army helicopters ‘rescue stranded mountaineers’ | The Express Tribune

Shehroze Kashif and Fazal Ali have landed at Jaglot near Gilgit, says military's media wing

tribune.com.pk

Pakistani Army is really professional and proficient at high altitude rescue. This is very interesting because in the UK whilst we do have a civilian mountain rescue and civil (coast guard) which is outsourced to a private US company, our military SAR capacity is very limited mainly to CSAR.

I have been watching a few videos of rescue operations by Pakistan army at 6000+ meters and am very impressed by their professionalism.

I found this video of the No.5 Aviation Sqdn (Army Aviation). Very informative, very impressive.

 

[Great Janjua]

Hi,

Stranded at 19000 ft---that is very suspicious. I think the man in front wanted publicity.

He was climbing Nanga Parbat no one wants publicity from a mountain known as the Killer Mountain. He would have climbed some random peak and raised the white flag.

 

[MastanKhan]

He was climbing Nanga Parbat no one wants publicity from a mountain known as the Killer Mountain. He would have climbed some random peak and raised the white flag.

Hi,

Agreed---but 19000 ft---. Was there a BLIZZARD---injury---bad judgement---taking too high a risk---???

 

[IceCold]

I posted a clapping Gif to congratulate and my post got deleted why?

 

[blain2]

Hi,

Agreed---but 19000 ft---. Was there a BLIZZARD---injury---bad judgement---taking too high a risk---???

It could be none of the above. Perhaps they lost the will to either climb up or descend and needed assistance.

 

[VCheng]

It could be none of the above. Perhaps they lost the will to either climb up or descend and needed assistance.

Simple pulmonary edema can be a dire emergency, not to mention many other causes.

 

[Black.Mamba]

Simple pulmonary edema can be a dire emergency, not to mention many other causes.

It could be none of the above. Perhaps they lost the will to either climb up or descend and needed assistance.

Hi,

Agreed---but 19000 ft---. Was there a BLIZZARD---injury---bad judgement---taking too high a risk---???

Most probably hypoxia caused them HACE high-altitude cerebral edema.

He is explaining it here https://www.instagram.com/p/CfvsBHsIQuy/?hl=en

 

[RescueRanger]

It could be none of the above. Perhaps they lost the will to either climb up or descend and needed assistance.

Even on an elevation of 4600 meters phat jati hai, so I can't begin to imagine what someone was felling at 6000 meters.

 

[Jugger]

I posted a clapping Gif to congratulate and my post got deleted why?

Maybe the mods don't like your face today.

Happens to me too, many a times.

 

[IceCold]

Maybe the mods don't like your face today

In case you haven't noticed I bare the same flags as that of this forum. Don't try to draw parallels where none exists.