Trupul lui este de 30 de ani în zăpadă, la 300 de metri de vârful Everestului. Misiunea imposibilă de a-l aduce acasă pe „Green Boots”

For 30 years, the body of Indian climber Dorje Morup, known as "Green Boots," lay on Everest, recognized only by his green boots. Recently, Sherpas retrieved DNA samples, confirming his identity. India is now planning a risky mission to recover his body from the "death zone" of the mountain. Morup, who died in a storm in 1996, was part of a team aiming to summit Everest via a challenging route. His story, along with those of his teammates, highlights the dangers of high-altitude climbing and raises ethical questions about risking lives for recovery efforts. The mission will face significant challenges, including diplomatic hurdles and the physical demands of the ascent and descent.