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Chinese mountaineer killed on Pakistan’s K2

  • Guan Jing was descending from summit of K2 on Tuesday night when she was hit by falling rocks
  • This season, four deaths have been reported, including two on K2, one on Nanga Parbat, one on Laila Peak 
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Pakistani climber killed, foreigner injured in K2 avalanche 

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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‘Climb2Change’: Team of mountaineers remove 1.72 tons of waste from 16 mountain sites in Pakistan

By Nisar Ali ·

French climber says took his time in fastest-ever summit of Pakistan’s K2

By AFP ·

French climber summits Pakistan’s K2 in record time

By AFP ·
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Pakistan Army rescues six foreign climbers with high-altitude sickness at K2

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Two Japanese climbers fall from Pakistan’s K2

By AFP ·

Two Japanese climbers go missing while attempting to scale K2 in Pakistan

By AP ·

Dubai’s Mashreq launches mountain clean-up efforts on Pakistan’s iconic K2, Broad Peak

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Two missing Japanese climbers spotted in Pakistan’s north

By AFP ·
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Pakistan appoints Dubai-based climber Naila Kiani goodwill ambassador for girls education

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Feted Russian climber feared dead in fall from Pakistan peak

By AFP ·
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Japanese mountaineer dies, another injured while climbing mountain in northern Pakistan

By AP ·

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