Climber Refuses To Step Over Dying Sherpa To Break K2 Record, Sparking Outrage
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Spanish: Kristin Harila, una montañera de EE. UU., ascendió al monte K2, la segunda montaña más alta del mundo. Durante su ascenso, conoció a Mohammed Hassan, un guía sherpa de Pakistán. Desafortunadamente, Hassan murió en la montaña, dejando a sus 6 hijos sin un padre. Harila se comprometió a asegurarse de que los hijos de Hassan recibieran una educación y donará parte de sus ingresos a una fundación en honor a Hassan. #K2 #Sherpa #Educación 💔🧗🏼♂️ English: Kristin Harila, an American mountaineer, climbed to Mount K2, the second highest mountain in the world. During her ascent, she met Mohammed Hassan, a Pakistani Sherpa guide. Unfortunately, Hassan died on the mountain, leaving his 6 children fatherless. Harila has committed to ensuring Hassan's children receive an education and will donate part of her earnings
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Spanish: Kristin Harila, una montañera de EE. UU., ascendió al monte K2, la segunda montaña más alta del mundo. Durante su ascenso, conoció a Mohammed Hassan, un guía sherpa de Pakistán. Desafortunadamente, Hassan murió en la montaña, dejando a sus 6 hijos sin un padre. Harila se comprometió a asegurarse de que los hijos de Hassan recibieran una educación y donará parte de sus ingresos a una fundación en honor a Hassan. #K2 #Sherpa #Educación 💔🧗🏼♂️ English: Kristin Harila, an American mountaineer, climbed to Mount K2, the second highest mountain in the world. During her ascent, she met Mohammed Hassan, a Pakistani Sherpa guide. Unfortunately, Hassan died on the mountain, leaving his 6 children fatherless. Harila has committed to ensuring Hassan's children receive an education and will donate part of her earnings
