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Second climber dies on Mount Everest after suffering altitude sickness
The 45-year-old reached the top with his guide but during the descent he became exhausted and showed signs of altitude sickness.
Second climber dies on Mount Everest after suffering altitude sickness
Mount Everest has the world’s highest peak. / Reuters
May 16, 2025

An Indian climber has died on Mount Everest this season while descending from the summit, an expedition operator confirmed on Friday, according to local media reports.

Bodhraj Bhandari, managing director at Snowy Horizon Treks, said that Subrata Ghosh from West Bengal, India died on Thursday just below the Hillary Step, near Everest’s summit, The Himalayan Times reported.

On Thursday a Filipino mountaineer also died while trying to reach the famed mountain’s summit.

Ghosh, 45, reached the top with his guide but during the descent he became exhausted and showed signs of altitude sickness.

Efforts are underway to bring his body to base camp.

He was part of the Mountaineering Association of Krishnanagar–Snowy Everest Expedition 2025.

Body of Kenyan who died on Mt. Everest to 'remain' at site - TRT Afrika

The family of a 40-year-old Kenyan man found dead on Mount Everest on May 22 says his body will remain on the mountain.

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Philipp Santiago, 45, arrived at Camp IV visibly fatigued on Wednesday and later died due to exhaustion. His body was found at the site.

SOURCE:AA
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