Islamabad:
The Pakistani mountaineer Sajid Ali Sadpa successfully cernó 8,167 meters high Dhaulagiri, Sunday on Sunday the seventh highest mountain in the world, without supplementary oxygen, the Pakistan Alpine club (ACP).
According to the Secretary of ACP, Karrar Haidri, this extraordinary achievement was possible with the support of seven walks from the Nepal and Tasty Summit Pakistan, with proud technical team sponsored by Kaillas. “It is a proud and historical moment for Pakistan and the global mountaineering community,” he added.
In February 2021, Sajid’s father, Muhammad Ali Sadpa, disappeared while trying to accumulate the K2.
