The Death Zone of Mount Everest. (The Highest Peak on this Planet Earth)

In 1996, one of the biggest accidents in mountaineering history occurred in Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain peak. Eighteen explorers died in the crash due to business competition born from blind attraction to climb the highest peak. After the accident, the security of commercial operations in the mountains all emerge. The Nepal Government has taken a number of plans. Some of the strict rules are imposed. But for many reasons, they did not see the implementation of those rules. So, every year the slopes of the Everest have become heavy on the death of the tourists.

Renowned climber and blogger Alan Arnette analyzed his personal blog on the list of the deaths of 94 explorers who died after climbing Everest north (Tibet) and South (Nepal) in the next 20 years since 1996. He has taken help from the Himalayan database, reports of guides, guide commentaries, and media reports. Note that in this list, the data of 6 riders who had died while climbing Mount Everest in 2017 was not added.

Analyzing this list of deaths, Allen said, "Good news for the adventurers, you can reduce the risk rate greatly by climbing the Everest. But the bad news is that by trying to reduce costs or pride in your country, you will not be able to avoid the risk of death.

Based on the style, he divided the Everest campaign into 4 parts. The first of which is to say about national campaigns. From the very beginning, the world's powerful states took mountaineering as a means of establishing their own valor, semen, power and national heroism. The French started the national excursion in 1950 with the first eleven thousand meter peak Annapurna climbing. Since then, British, Swiss, German, French and American explorers jumped into the Himalayan high peaks. Although these types of military-style operations like imperialism are now closed, the participants, as a whole, are still part of the campaign for the entire national team, club and university team. Although they did not have an army style operation as before, they were also part of the commercial operations of Mountain Guide, Porter, Support Staff. The difference is only the leader of the group here, mainly from the explorers. However, for most inexperienced teams, the experienced Mountain Guides are the leader of the team.

Apart from this, he has come up with an analysis of his own personalities. Those who manage alone through the agency or tour operators, take permission to climb the Everest. In this case, most of the ascending commercial agencies use fixed rolls, trail breaks and weather forecasts. Although most of the explorers are very brave, they do not have the skill to conduct such an operation alone. Their main goal is to ascend the Everest at low cost. In the last few years, many explorers died in the climbing Mount Everest. One of the most famous alpinist is Willy Steak.

Failure to not be able to reach the summit, death on the mountain is a failure

After that the operations took the commercial shape completely. Commercial campaigns can also be divided into two categories. Who has a cheap campaign to share in another expensive and standard service.

By analyzing the deaths of 94 people, he has received national considerations, and the number of deaths of the travelers is the highest among Indians. 9 explorers died after climbing Everest last 20 years Three of the three explorers died in West Bengal last year. They are Subhash Pal, Paresh Nath, Goutam Ghosh and Gautam Ghosh. At the same time returned to live a little while another explorer Sunita Hajra. After this incident, from the hill station of West Bengal, the state government started chasing everyone. There is still a dispute between the concerned community regarding the cause of the incident.

It is also known from this list that climbing the Everest for becoming a national hero is still quite popular. About 37 percent of the expatriate travelers who died in nationalist sentiment After this, the death rate of cheap commercial operations is 21 percent. The lowest rate of mortality rate is only 14 percent by the commercial and expensive commercial services.

Meanwhile, 54 people climbed to death on Mount Everest from Tibet. Of these, 23 people died on the way back to summit. If the mortality rate is calculated then 57 percent. On the other hand, 40 people were killed while climbing towards Nepal. Of these, 18 people died on the way back to Samit. Death rate is 43 percent. Most of the deaths are due to climb out of Tibet, because the costs are comparatively low, explorers alone climbing.

An international team led by Massachuset General Hospital conducted a study in 2008 to investigate the causes of death in Everest. According to the research report published in the Science Daily, most of the deaths killed when climbing Mount Everest died while leaving Death Zone (8,000 meters). And as the main cause of death, the researchers identified Cerebral Eidima as being.

This new analysis of Allen shows that when the climbing Mount Everest, more sailors died, the long-held beliefs are actually wrong.

By analyzing the causes of death he found out several important points. Among which are:

1. Do not listen to the advice of experienced ascending or mountain guide

2. Unable to help the victims in the crisis

3. Misunderstanding on your own skills and limitations

4. Try to save money

5.Do not ever climb alone

6.Always use synthetic oxygen

7.Embark on a team that will never leave you

Climbing is a place where hinders, hazards and dangers are hidden in every position. A small mistake can be a serious accident. A wrong decision could cause death. So, after preparing yourself fully, you should go down the mountain.