Fatal fatigue may have caused Zsolt’s tragedy in the Himalaya

« We do not defeat the mountains, but ourselves, » Zsolt Barna, who started his last great expedition to his last great expedition, began to realize his dream dream. A Transylvanian -born mountaineer died a few days ago, one of the most dangerous peaks of Himalayas near Lhoce, 8516 meters high. This mountain is the fourth highest in the world, the desires of many extreme athletes to conquer it.

• LHOCE is the fourth highest peak in the world, reaching a huge physical and mental performance

• Zsolt was considered a routine mountaineer, already involved in a number of difficult expeditions

• The cause of his death is extreme conditions above 8000 meters and may have been a storm

Zsolt Vágó Barna’s death news was announced by Himalayan Guides, who was organized by the expedition, and that the climbing could die somewhere 8000 meters high. According to Blikk, the 48 -year -old sportsman was on the road when a storm hit the mountain. The man could have been so exhausted by then that his organization could not fight with the cold and the lack of oxygen. There is no news yet whether to find and bring his body to, but according to the rules of the climbers, this will not be the case, and the vast majority of the victims of the mountains will remain in captivity of snow and ice forever.

One of the sports fellow, Francis, three days after Zsolt Vágó, he climbed the 6812 -meter -high Nepali Ama Dablam.

– Even after the summit is quite a big jump on lhoce Said the climber.

– The world of mountains above 8,000 meters is quite different: over 6,000 meters, the heart rate is rising after every step, and it is also very important to choose the right style for climbing.

Zsolt Vágó Barna was a particularly routine climber, took hundreds of tours in the Carpathians, and climbed Mont Blanc. It started a month ago for the LHOCE expedition. He has reported several times about himself on his social network, and he wrote about preparing for the summit with amazing enthusiasm. He knew that his organization and his soul needed him to prepare for the huge task he was waiting for. For weeks, he climbed up and down in the Himalayas between camps at different heights to get used to circumstances and burden. The climbers say that at this height, especially above 8,000 meters, people are practically dying, and every minute is getting closer to fatal exhaustion. The organization turns everything on reserve, and the sense of hunger and thirst ceases.

Zsolt’s last entry was written on May 5, reflecting the excitement of a man who was getting closer to the fulfillment of his dream. He waited for the moment to start the last climb. After a few days, he crossed the 8,000 -meter limit, but his body gave up the fight.

The climber colleague Paul Angelescu, with whom they worked on the Romanian Pro TV, said goodbye to his friend – In 2015, they were filmed in Nepal during the shocking earthquake.

« We were in many dangerous situations with Zsolt » Paul wrote.

– I wouldn’t have thought anything could happen to us. Not because it would not have been dangerous, but because I always felt confidence and security. When we were in Nepal during the earthquake, the soil trembled below us, the buildings collapsed, the people they saw rushed. And he kept the camera calmly and went to the danger without trembling. I owe you much for this job.