Russian climber stranded 24,000ft up mountain for two weeks is presumed dead after thermal-imaging survey, officials reveal a day after her son begged for a renewed rescue effort ○
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Natalia Nagovitsyna was climbing the Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan, but broke her leg and became stuck.
Russia’s Top Investigator Orders Rescue of Climber in Kyrgyzstan ○
Natalia Nagovitsyna has been stranded at an altitude of around 7,000 meters for two weeks after breaking her leg while descending Victory Peak on Aug. 12.
Devastated son of climber 'left to die' with broken leg up 24,000ft mountain says his mother is 'still alive' after 14 days and pleads for new rescue bid ○
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On Monday, the authorities in Kyrgyzstan abandoned attempts to extricate Natalia, also known as Natasha Nagovitsina, 47, from Victory Peak due to bad weather.
Mission to Rescue Russian Climber in Kyrgyzstan Called Off ○
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Natalia Nagovitsyna broke her leg while climbing the 7,439-meter Victory Peak and has been stranded in the mountains for 11 days.
Haunting video from Russian climber feared dead 22,000ft up mountain shows her insisting she was 'not afraid to die' on previous adventure ○
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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.
Bid to save woman stuck 22,000ft up mountain with broken leg for TEN days is called off due to dire weather - after one rescuer dies trying to help her ○
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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.
Kyrgyzstan Mission to Rescue Russian Climber Suspended ○
Natalia Nagovitsyna broke her leg while climbing the 7,439-meter Victory Peak and has been stranded in the mountains for 11 days.
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