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Renowned Pakistani mountaineer Samina Baig, the first and only Pakistani woman to have summited Mount Everest, successfully scaled K2 on Friday morning.

Samina Baig becomes first Pakistani woman to summit K2​

Samina is now the only Pakistani woman to have conquered both Mount Everest and K2



News DeskJuly 22, 2022

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Samina Baig on Baltoro Glacier with Gasherbrum IV (7925 m) background. PHOTO: Samina Baig / Instagram

Renowned Pakistani mountaineer Samina Baig, the first and only Pakistani woman to have summited Mount Everest, successfully scaled K2 on Friday morning.
Mount K2 in the Karakoram Range is the second highest mountain in the world, standing at 8,611 metres.

After conquering the 'Savage Mountain', Samina is now the only Pakistani woman to have conquered both the highest and the second highest mountains in the world.
She also holds the honour of scaling the seven highest peaks in the world, known as the Seven Summits.

Following Samina's successful summit, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also congratulated her on the achievement.
Winds on K2's peak can blow at more than 200 kilometres per hour (125 miles per hour) and temperatures drop to minus 60 degrees Celsius (minus 76 Fahrenheit).
K2 expeditions
Lebanese-Saudi fitness expert Nelly Attar is also on the expedition to scale K2 alongside mountaineers from Pakistan and nearly a dozen other countries to summit the 'Savage Mountain'.
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Climbers representing Pakistan as well as the United States, Lebanon, Nepal, Philippines, Estonia, Turkey, New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong, Argentina, and the United Kingdom are part of the group.
Attar is one of the 1,400 foreign mountaineers who are visiting the country this year to scale different mountains located in Northern Pakistan.

 

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