
Army Rescues 2 Korean Climbers In Ladakh 1 Dies
Army Rescues 2 Korean Climbers in Ladakh; 1 Dies
Leh- The Indian Army rescued two critically ill South Korean nationals during a trekking expedition from a peak in the Union territory of Ladakh, officials said on Friday. However, one of the climbers passed away during treatment.
“On September 4, during a mountaineering expedition, two South Korean nationals fell critically ill near Kongmarula, an isolated peak of Ladakh,” Fire and Fury Corps said on X.
Army Aviation helicopters of Fire and Fury Corps executed a night Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC) from an unprepared site at an altitude of 17,000 feet to ensure the timely evacuation of the mountaineers to SNM Hospital, Leh, for further treatment, the post added.
Fire and Fury Corps expressed condolences to the family of the climber who passed away.

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