Frostbite
Coverage of Frostbite in the Nexus archive.
- Climber trapped on Everest for days says avalanche saved him
Dawa Sherpa, a climber trapped on Everest for days, claims an avalanche saved him. He was airlifted to Kathmandu and treated for frostbite, severe dehydration, and a fractured thigh bone.
- Climber trapped on Everest for days says avalanche saved him
Dawa Sherpa, a climber trapped on Everest, was airlifted to Kathmandu after being treated for frostbite, severe dehydration, and a fractured thigh bone. He claimed an avalanche saved him during his ordeal on the mountain.
- Everest Sherpa, who was presumed dead, found alive after 6 days; family demands probe into rescue delays
Dawa Sherpa, a Nepali climber presumed dead after being abandoned on Mount Everest, was found alive six days later and is recovering in stable condition with frostbite and a fractured thigh. His family demands an investigation into delayed rescue efforts, citing failures by the expedition company and rescue teams.
- How we reported in -30C temperatures in Canada's Arctic
BBC journalists Nadine Yousif and Eloise Alanna spent five days traveling with Canada's military rangers in extreme -30°C Arctic conditions to report on the experience. They documented the challenges of frostbite and sub-zero temperatures during their journey.
- Frostbite is least of worries for Canada forces grappling with new Arctic reality
Canada's military, including 1,300 members, conducted a two-month winter mission in the Arctic to address challenges posed by a changing climate. The mission highlights efforts to adapt to new realities in the region, with frostbite being a minor concern compared to broader strategic issues.