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Son of climber 'left to die' with broken leg says mother 'still alive'
On Monday, the authorities in Kyrgyzstan abandoned attempts to extricate Natalia, also known as Natasha Nagovitsina, 47, from Victory Peak due to bad weather.
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dailymail.co.uk
Bid to save woman stuck on mountain with broken leg is called off
Russian mountaineer Natalia, also known as Natasha, Nagovitsina, 47, has been trapped at 22,965ft on Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan, with a summit height of 24,406ft.
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Climber feared dead up mountain insisted she was 'not afraid to die'
Mountaineer Natalia, also known as Natasha, Nagovitsina, 47, has been trapped at 22,965ft on Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan, with a summit height of 24,406ft.
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cnn.com
Hopes fade for injured climber stuck up an icy mountain for 12 days after breaking her leg | CNN
Hopes are fading that an injured climber who has been stuck on a mountain in Kyrgyzstan for 12 days could be saved after a rescue mission, which has already claimed the life of…
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Rescuers 'give up last hope' of reaching climber stranded for 13 days
Rescuers today gave up hope of reaching a brave woman mountaineer 'left to die' on a 24,406ft peak.
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Son of climber 'left to die' with broken leg says mother 'still alive'
On Monday, the authorities in Kyrgyzstan abandoned attempts to extricate Natalia, also known as Natasha Nagovitsina, 47, from Victory Peak due to bad weather.
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Russian climber stranded 24,000ft up mountain is presumed dead
Natalia Nagovitsyna was climbing the Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan, but broke her leg and became stuck.
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elpais.com
La terrible historia de Natalia Nagovitsyna: tras 15 días de intentos, se da por zanjado cualquier intento de rescate de la alpinista rusa
Mientras su hijo recuerda que “sigue viva”, el mal tiempo y la dificultad técnica del terreno impiden cualquier posibilidad de salvar a la mujer que se fracturó una pierna durante…
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lemonde.fr
Bloquée à plus de 7 000 mètres sur un sommet du Kirghizistan, une alpiniste russe condamnée à une issue fatale
Natalia Nagovitsyna s’est cassé la jambe le 12 août en redescendant du Jengish Chokusu, le plus haut sommet du Kirghizistan. Toutes les opérations de secours ont échoué, les…
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Haunting last picture shows mountaineer before she was 'left to die'
The image shows the 47-year-old mother-of-one bravely smiling for the camera, her shattered leg stabilised with a spare tent pole. At the time, hopes were still high that she…