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16/09/2026

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20/08/2026

20/08/2026

Extremely tragic news from Spantik

Asma Mushtaq

Statement from Karakoram Calling Treks
‎Date: 20 August 2026
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‎We deeply regret to inform you that Mrs. Asma Mushtaq, holder of Pakistani CNIC No. 35202-1019052-0, born on 07 February 1992, participated in a climbing expedition on Spantik (7,027 m) in the Karakoram Range of Pakistan.
‎- Permit No.: PAK-06
‎- Mountain Guide: Akbar Ali
‎- Expedition Guide: Muhammad Amin

‎Mrs. Asma Mushtaq successfully reached the summit of Spantik in good health, accompanied and supported by her mountain guide Akbar Ali.

‎Unfortunately, during the descent at approximately 6,400 meters, she suffered a serious incident related to high-altitude sickness.

‎Following the accident, her mountain guide Akbar Ali, together with another mountain guide, immediately provided their best possible assistance and support. They made every possible effort to help her and keep her safe under extremely difficult high-altitude conditions.
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Despite their efforts and all possible assistance provided at the point of the accident, sadly, Mrs. Asma Mushtaq could not survive.
‎Karakoram Calling Treks deeply appreciates the courage, dedication, and efforts of the mountain guides who remained with her and did everything within their ability during this tragic situation.

‎We are coordinating with the relevant authorities and the family regarding the necessary next steps and arrangements.
‎On behalf of Karakoram Calling Treks, we extend our deepest and heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of Mrs. Asma Mushtaq during this extremely difficult time.

‎May her soul rest in peace.

12/08/2026

Abdul sattar Edhi.

A one person can be built from small a huge Humanitarian network that still works for poor.
A legendary pakistani Humanitarian and philanthropists called
The Angel of Mercy.
He was Born in 1928.He has lifelong commitment to alleviating the suffering peoples in need. He is not only organizing his network also worked hand on every day and nights.he lives vary simple life he had no salary.His life is vary basics and spends more for needy.
He started his foundation with 2 blanket and 5000rs. he launched small free dispensary in 1951 and bought his first Ambulance in 1957.
From This small beginning he built largest walfare and social network.
He run worlds largest voulanteer and free Ambulances service with more then 1800 Ambulances. His organization recognized by Guinness book of world record.
His organization created a massive fleet of volunteers,emergency services, Ambulances,clinics and rescue services with private donations rather then govt funds.
His merried wĺith Belquis Edhi .she was deeply committed to help him in his work. Belquis Edhi playing a big role in maternity homes and adoptions.
He started orphanage and jhoola (baby cradle) service in 1980. He adds free Hospitals, Homeless, elderly peopls shelters and Disaster realif units in 1980s.he buried unclaimed dead bodies with dignity. In natural disasters his organization were always reaches first.
He becames global symbol of charity and got International awards in 2000.
What made him special in his field that he never discriminated from all religions,races and backgrounds.He refuse govt funding so he could stay independent and works peacefully. He proved that one person's dream and effort can changed the world with kindness and Humanity.
His work reach across the border.
The victomes of Ethiopian famine 1985 and hurricane Katrina in the United States 2005.
He died 8th July 2016 in Karachi of Kidney failure in the age of 88.The Britannica has his pledged to donat his organs.he left his corneas,which were transplanted for 2 peoples. His funeral was among the largest in the country,s history. Govt gives him a guard of honour and Gun salute that rearly gives a private citizen.

Achievement.

Roman magsaysay award in 1986.
Pakistan,s Nishan e Imtiyaz in 1989.
Italy,s Balzan price of Humanity peace and fraternity among people's in 2000.
He nominated The Noble peace prize (Balzon)prize.

Reference.
Confinity.
Al Jazeera.
Edhi foundation web site.

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08/06/2026

Dawa Sherpa: "I Wasn't Lost. I Ran Out of Oxygen."

— Veteran Everest guide Dawa Sherpa, who survived nearly a week alone on Mount Everest, says he was never actually lost on the mountain.

Speaking publicly in a recent interview with BBC Nepali Service after his rescue, Dawa explained that his biggest challenge was not losing his way, but running out of oxygen.

"I wasn't lost. I ran out of oxygen. After the oxygen was gone, I couldn't walk anymore."

According to Dawa, the situation became increasingly dangerous as his strength faded. At one point, he believed he might not survive.

"I felt like this might be the end for me."

For two days, he had almost nothing to eat. With no food available, he survived by chewing ice and eating small pieces of chocolate he found in his pockets.

"I kept chewing ice. My teeth hurt from the cold. I had no oxygen. The only food I had was some chocolate in my pockets. I softened it with water and ate it little by little."

Despite his condition, Dawa continued searching for a way out.

After climbing to a higher point, he spotted what looked like a possible escape route. That gave him hope.

He began looking for a fixed climbing rope, believing it could lead him back to a safer route.

"I kept searching for a rope. Eventually, I found one and followed it slowly."

But the mountain was still dangerous.

Dawa said parts of the route had been damaged by avalanches. Crevasses and unstable terrain made every step risky.

"There had been avalanches. There were many cracks and holes in the snow. I crossed ridges and moved carefully."

After finally finding a route downward, he continued walking throughout the day and into the night.

"I walked all day. Then I walked all night."

By the following morning, he reached an area near Everest Base Camp.

There, members of the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC) were heading up the mountain for cleanup work when they spotted him.

"The SPCC team found me. They carried me down and brought me to safety."

Dawa's survival story has captured attention across Nepal and the international climbing community.

Many are calling it one of the most remarkable Everest survival stories in recent years—a story not of reaching the summit, but of refusing to give up when survival seemed impossible.

Wishing Dawa Sherpa a swift recovery and good health

05/06/2026

Wishing him a speedy recovery.

Wishing Hillary Dawa Sherpa a Speedy Recovery

A Nepali Sherpa was found alive on the slopes of Mount Everest after being missing for six days without food or oxygen.

He is currently receiving treatment at HAMS Hospital in Kathmandu. It has been reported that two of his fingers have been affected by frostbite. He remained in an extremely critical condition in the snow for nearly five days, with no food, no water, and no means of keeping his body warm. Surviving for such a long period in such a dangerous zone is truly nothing short of a miracle.

Because of his courage, patience, and strong will to live, he successfully overcame this difficult situation. On Thursday, he was safely brought to Kathmandu by helicopter and is currently under medical care.

He reportedly spent several days inside a crevasse. During the fall, his bag and boots came off, and he survived by rationing a small pocket of biscuits, even eating them along with ice to stay alive.

He waited for rescue, but no immediate help arrived. Later, a small avalanche began filling the crevasse, which allowed him to crawl upward using the shifting snow. He eventually managed to escape and began making his way toward base camp, where he was later found by an SPCC clean-up team.

Heartfelt thanks to everyone who has wished him a speedy recovery.

Wishing Dawa Sherpa a swift recovery and good health. 🙏🏔️