In Mumbai, an elderly climber is still coming to terms with the death of his wife. He is haunted by the moment he made the decision to leave her on the mountain. In Kashmir, a young climber blames the crowds for his decision to turn back when he was only 800 metres from the summit. For one who’s always wanted to scale the summit, it has become a pipe dream. Climbers and sherpas weigh in on why and how the mountain has become so overcrowded, and the long-lasting impact of environmental issues.

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About A Deadly Ascent: In 2019, 11 people died on Mt. Everest in one of the deadliest climbing seasons. This is the untold story with firsthand accounts of exploitation that led to overcrowding and its environmental effects.
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