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<\/a>The first summit success of the spring season on Nepal\u2019s eight-thousanders is achieved. The expedition operator Imagine Nepal announced<\/a> that the Nepalese mountaineers Dipan Gurung and Phinjo Dorjee Sherpa, together with their Chinese client Zhao Yiyi, had reached the 8,091-meter-high summit of Annapurna I in western Nepal today. According to the company, it was not an easy summit success.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A first attempt failed on 26 March at an altitude of just below 7,600 meters. \u201cI have never seen Annapurna in such worst conditions before and I would never wanted to see it again in such conditions,\u201d wrote Mingma Gyalje Sherpa, head of Imagine Nepal, on Instagram<\/a>. \u201cThis mountain is just too risky between Camp 2 and Camp 3 and this should be my last expedition on Annapurna.\u201d<\/p>\n French speed specialist Vadim Druelle fell into a crevasse<\/a> near Camp 3 on 30 March. The Pakistani mountaineer Sirbaz Khan<\/a> and several Sherpas were able to rescue him. Injured in the hand, Druelle was first flown by helicopter to base camp and then to Kathmandu.<\/p>\n The Nepalese Ministry of Tourism had issued 42 climbing permits for Annapurna I<\/a> this spring. Imagine Nepal had fixed the ropes. It is expected that more members of commercial teams will reach the summit via the rope-secured route in the coming days.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n <\/p>\n \t \n<\/div>\nMingma Gyalje Sherpa: \u201cMountain is too risky\u201d<\/h2>\n
Speed climber Druelle rescued from crevasse<\/h2>\n