![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/dying-mountaineer-ignored-by-fellow-climbers-walking-over-him-to-race-to-top-of-k2/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_K2.jpg&description=Mountaineers have been accused of climbing over Mohammad Hassan as he suffered from fatal injuries after he was hit by an avalanche whilst he attempted to reach the top of the K2 A group of mountaineers have been accused of walking over a dying climber so that "records could be set." Mohammad Hassan, 27, "was left lying" 1,300ft from the summit of the K2 as the adventurers stepped over him. The father of three lost his life after an avalanche pushed him over a ledge. In footage that has emerged online, people could be seen walking over the sherpa as they ventured to the top of the "savage mountain". The clip appeared to show one person who managed to keep him conscious before he sadly passed away from his injuries. It was reported that no rescue mission was launched to help him on July 27. Kristin Harila, 37, and her team, from Norway, faced backlash after they reportedly celebrated a new world record after she climbed 14 of the world's highest peaks within the period of three months. The team is said to have passed the injured climber before they threw a party. Harila denies this. Austrian climber, Wilhelm Steindl, who took part in the climb, commented: "I didn't go, I was disgusted. Someone had just died up there." Other mountaineers claimed sherpas are often treated like "second-class human beings" compared to Western climbers. Mountaineer Philip Flämig, who climbed alongside Wilhelm Steindl, referenced the footage and told Austria's Standard newspaper: "He is being treated by one person while everyone else is pushing towards the summit. The fact is that there was no organised rescue operation although there were Sherpas and mountain guides on site who could have taken action." Harila said she and her team "did all we could for him". She told The Telegraph last month: "It is simply not true to say that we did nothing to help him. We tried to lift him back up for an hour and a half and my cameraman stayed on for another hour to look after him. At no point was he l){kind=link}
Mountaineers have been accused of climbing over Mohammad Hassan as he suffered from fatal injuries after he was hit by an avalanche whilst he attempted to reach the top of the K2
A group of mountaineers have been accused of walking over a dying climber so that “records could be set.”
Mohammad Hassan, 27, “was left lying” 1,300ft from the summit of the K2 as the adventurers stepped over him. The father of three lost his life after an avalanche pushed him over a ledge. In footage that has emerged online, people could be seen walking over the sherpa as they ventured to the top of the “savage mountain”.
The clip appeared to show one person who managed to keep him conscious before he sadly passed away from his injuries. It was reported that no rescue mission was launched to help him on July 27.
Kristin Harila, 37, and her team, from Norway, faced backlash after they reportedly celebrated a new world record after she climbed 14 of the world’s highest peaks within the period of three months. The team is said to have passed the injured climber before they threw a party. Harila denies this.