Muhammad Ali Sadpara ...!
On February 6, 2021, when we were reading the news in the newspaper that 'Muhammad Ali Sadpara has become the first climber to climb the K2, the second-highest peak in the world without artificial oxygen in winter.' Then they were completely unaware of the fact that they have gone missing ...! Because the details came to us later that Muhammad Ali Sadpara and his two foreign colleagues John Snorri (Iceland) and JP Mohr (Chile) had lost contact since Friday afternoon. Until the publication of this news, it may have been considered a normal event that communication may be restored soon, but when no good news was received with the passage of time, this incident became depressing in the news.
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| National Hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara |
Even those who were unaware of the mountaineering and adventures of Ali Sadpara were expressing their concern over his disappearance on social media and offering their best wishes to him. Every moment in the world new records are made and old ones are broken, but some records are counted as eternal honors because they are absolutely free from the fear of ever-ending. This record of Muhammad Ali Sadpara and his associates is also such that it can never be broken. Whenever it comes to conquering the snow-capped peaks of K2 in winter, then the names of Muhammad Ali Sadpara and his two comrades will be at the top. No matter how many more climbers do this feat in the future, Muhammad Ali Sadpara will always be ahead of them all.
Muhammad Ali Sadpara was born in 1976. He hails from the 'Sadpara' area of Skardu (Gilgit-Baltistan). He had climbed Nanga Parbat once in winter. He is also proud to have conquered eight peaks of 8,000 meters, as well as four peaks of 8,000 meters in one year.
His son Sajid Sadpara also has the honor of winning 'K2'. He was trained in mountaineering by his father. He was also involved in his father's campaign but left the campaign unfinished due to a faulty oxygen regulator. He says that whatever accident happened to his father and fellow climbers, happened only after he reached the summit.
Another Icelandic climber, John Snorri, has also had the honor of climbing 10 of the world's most difficult peaks, including K2. The third climber, JP Mohr, hails from the country of Chile and is also considered a veteran adventurer.
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| National Hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara with John Snorri |
The three climbers could not make any contact afternoon on February 5, 2021. They were contacted on the three climbers' satellite phones and walkie-talkies, in addition to John Snorii's' Tracker '. After the disappearance, military helicopters tried to search K2 at an altitude of 7,000 meters, but could not find it. The search mission was repeatedly suspended due to inclement weather. Dawa Sherpa, manager of the mountaineering company Seven Summit Treks, kept abreast of the latest Facebook search from K2 Base Camp, saying that K2's top-level clouds Due to being completely covered, there were many difficulties, after which the helicopters returned to Skardu. According to the Alpine Club of Pakistan, on the day of the accident, at noon, the wind suddenly started blowing on K2.
Muhammad Ali Sadpara's team says the three climbers had crossed the 8,000-meter milestone by the evening of February 5, after which they were expected to reach their destination soon, but unfortunately. He lost contact with ...
Hope is dead, but still, the desire to see Muhammad Ali Sadpara smile as a sign of victory is raising her hand and praying for a miracle.
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| National Hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara with sons |
'K2' remained 'self-centered' for a century!
'K2' means 'Karakoram 2', the real point of this name is that there is another high peak called 'K1', and then it is also the second-highest peak in the world. K2 has an elevation of 8,611 meters, which is only 200 meters lower than the world's highest peak, Everest. But K2 has proved to be more dangerous than Mount Everest.
The death rate for climbers here is 29%, while on Mount Everest it is 4%. Climbing is said to be the process of connecting the body to the environment for several weeks before going to the high mountains, so as not to have more negative effects on the body in such a case.
The second highest peak in the world remained 'self-conquered' for almost a century and swallowed dozens of climbers who kept coming here to conquer it. Then, on July 31, 1954, two Italian climbers, 29-year-old Leno Lacidli and 40-year-old Achilles Coma Gunoni, performed their first act of subjugation. Even today, this mountain is at the forefront of those who lost their lives while conquering it. However, on January 16, 2021, 10 Nepali climbers fought for the first time in the winter. Efforts to conquer it in the winter have been going on since 1986, but no one was able to cross the 7,000-meter altitude in the winter.
It is located on the very northern bank of the Karakoram, on the border between Pakistan and China, and in fact, K2 was considered the border between Pakistan and China due to the lack of a clear border at this point. The 'K2' route passes through the town of Skardu through the Shigar Valley and ends at the last village, Ashkuli, from where the trek begins. The journey takes eight to ten days across the Baltoro Glacier and ends at K2 on the shores of the Godwin Austin Glacier.
The 'valley of death' and the war of the human body on extraordinary height ...
As we reach higher altitudes in the Earth's atmosphere, the availability of oxygen decreases, especially on such high, snow-capped peaks. These problems are more prevalent. On the other hand, it also starts to cause a lot of medical complications. For this reason, a bloody boundary is also known as the 'Death Zone' due to causing accidents on 'K2'.
According to medical experts, the human body begins to have problems with oxygen at an altitude of more than 2100 meters above sea level. 'K2' at 'Bottle Neck' at an altitude of more than 8,000 meters
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| Our National Hero Ali Sadpara with Sirbaz Khan |
From the difficult heights of the place begins the 'valley of death', here with the climatic and environmental difficulties, the physical and medical front of the climbers also begins, in which the risk of brain paralysis with the human body also increases.
In fact, at an altitude of 8,600 meters, long before the 'Death Valley' at an altitude of 6,000 meters, the difficulties for climbers begin, and the amount of oxygen needed for the respiratory system is severely reduced. Seems to happen. This causes the person's pulse rate to increase and the blood to thicken, which increases the risk of stroke, sometimes even water in the lungs of the paramedics, bloody cough, and shortness of breath. I have severe problems ... Problems such as 'eye deception' are also more likely to occur with severe headaches and nausea.
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| His name will always be at the forefront of those who do 'K2' without artificial oxygen in the cold. |
Within these dangerous limits, lack of oxygen paralyzes a person's physical condition as well as his mental health, and his ability to think and understand begins to disappear and delusional thoughts begin to enter his mind. Then he does not know where he is and what he is doing ...! After entering the 'Death Zone', on the one hand, you don't have to stay here long, on the other hand, it is advisable to avoid sleeping here, so you just have to slow down and complete your journey. And you should try to get out of this range in 16 to 18 hours when there is absolutely no room to stay here for more than 20 hours.
Rizwan Tahir Mobin Sunday 21 February 2021: Express.pk
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