"Update on Anurag Maloo's search and rescue mission in Annapurna: After three days of being missing in a crevasse nearly 250m below, Anurag has been successfully rescued and choppered to Manipal Hospital and then Medicity Hospital in Kathmandu.
#rescue#annapurna#sst
Q: How does it feel to successfully carry out such rescue once again?
Adam Bielecki: These are huge emotions. We thought we were on a mission to recover the body, and perhaps we saved a man because it is known that Anurag's condition is still serious but apparently stable. The feeling is great. Together with Mariusz, we just cried after the whole action from emotions, from happiness, and for these emotions to go away. They were very strong. We're still a little adrenaline-charged after all the events. We still cannot believe that Anurag survived after two nights in this rift and such a fall. This is something absolutely amazing. For us, it is a lesson that you can never give up and you always have to go to the rescue, because there is always hope that even after two days there is a chance to save a person. Great joy, great satisfaction. We feel we've done a good job. We didn't avoid mistakes, but there was no one here who could do it better than us, and we did it well enough, so we're satisfied.
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Indian climber @Anuragmaloo rescued today morning. He was found 300m deep in a crevasses after fall from 6000m on Mt Annapurna. In a very critical condition, he is admitted to Manipal Hospital in Pokhara. @IndiaInNepal Wishing his speedy recovery #getwellsoonAnurag@airnewsalerts
Indian climber, Anurag Maloo, who went missing at Mount #Annapurna in Nepal found alive. He is in critical condition and receiving treatment at a hospital. #WATCH update on him by his brother Sudhir.
https://t.co/EaP4z3FrBx
#AnuragMaloo#Nepal
Anurag has been rescued alive but is in a critical condition. It's nothing short of a miracle! Pl keep sending prayers and positive energy to help him recover and be back in full strength and health soon🙏🏻
@DrSJaishankar@PMOIndia@rashtrapatibhvn@narendramodi@ndtv@republic
Indian climber #AnuragMaloo rescued after he went missing on 17th April. He was found 300m deep in a crevasses after fall from 6000m height on Mt Annapurna. He is admitted to Manipal Hospital in Pokhara. @IndiaInNepal
@profEuLOGist@HarishKotra@anuragmaloo He is incredible indeed..and the most amazing thing about him is that who ever meets him can feel his warmth and humility..and develop a deep connection with him.
Incredible human being and a friend of Sri Lanka startup ecosystem
#BringAnuragBack
For search and raise funds for CO2 detectors, equipment, and rescue team.
*Donation Link:*
For Indian donors: https://t.co/JWQuvgpHKK
For International donors: https://t.co/t3wyqliPnP
Pls help bring back @anuragmaloo safely 🙏🏻
Last week he had set out to climb Mt Annapurna but fell down from around 6000m while descending from Camp III on 17th April, since then he has been missing.
@MEAIndia@DrSJaishankar#BringAnuragBack
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https://t.co/BDscRDdhaC
My friend @anuragmaloo is missing from his expedition to climb Mt Annapoorna. Please help to continue his search. 🙏🏻 #BringAnuragBack
https://t.co/ULQcUHaRLx
@anuragmaloo is a kind and inspired human & the search and rescue is ongoing for him.
His family is hoping more visibility for his story will bring them additional support for his rescue.
So please read, & share so we can help #BringAnuragBack
https://t.co/q8zotCFqVM