Former German Olympic Bathlon Champion Laura Dahlmeer was confirmed dead two days after the Cog in a Rockeslide High in the mountains of northern Pakistan on Wednesday.
On Monday, 31 -year -old, climbing on a 6.069 meter high Laila peak, fell from the rocks at a height of about 5.700 meters (18.700 ft).
Dahlmier’s climbing partner, Marina Eva sent a crisis signal and Abe was to land the base camp on Tuesday with the help of the rescue team. But Dahlmier was injured and inaccessible on the mountain.
Adverse weather conditions obstructed rescue efforts, remaining due to Pakistani military helicopters Low visibility, rain and strong winds.
Finally, on Wednesday morning, two teams installed four international climbers-three Americans and a German-and two local high-high porters on rescue missions.
Talking to DW, the Vice President of Pakistan’s Alpine Club, Hyder estimated that the Chans of the existence of Dahlmeer were “50-50”, but what was emphasized that the injured climbers are known to survive for day oxygen.
But the management of Dahlmier really confirmed the German DPA and SID news agencies with the athlete on Wednesday.
Who was Laura Dahlmier?
With two Olympic gold medals at the 2018 Winter Games in Pyongachang, South Korea, and a total of seven world championships Titles, Dahlmeer was one of the most successful German bythlets of the century.
He was named the German athlete of the year 2017, but surprisingly ended his career at just 25 years of age in May 2019 and became a mountain in his hometown of Garmsk-Partencanne at Bavarian Alps and became a ski instructor.
Dahlmeier participated in several challenging mountaineering campaigns, including 7.100-meter Korzenevskaya Peak these Tajikistan In 2023, a female record time in 2024 for the climb of 6.800 meter AMA Doublem in Nepal.
She lived in northern Pakistan with friends in late June and successfully climbed the 6,200 meter great tongo tower, confirmed by her management, as a deskribing dahlmeer, as a “experience and risk-justification climbing climbers.”
Edited by: Scene Sinico
