@michelle.vs.humanity: Nirmal ‘NimsDai’ Purja and the other 9 climbers on Broad Peak have sadly not survived the huge avalanche on 30th July 😢 #broadpeak #avalanche #nimsdai

✨️𝖆𝖑𝖊𝖝𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖗𝖎𝖆⚡️ :

thinking of the women who raised accusations against Nims

Ange :

The 14 peaks guy? That’s so sad 😭

IvanTheterrible :

Well poor sherpas, just doing their jobs, but for tourists this is optional and they are assuming the risk with it

wickedexe3 :

He died doing what he loved, i bet he was happy.

Andrew Wessel :

there will be a documentary about this incident

Nisa :

I wonder if he died fighting or if he died instantly

m :

i won’t say this is optional. i will say it’s a bit pot kettle black how most of your videos are over a minute/you’re capitalising your content off this.

dimbo09 :

so he didnt die on everest but on some broad peak?

its_auroraaaaa :

It was bound to happen. Nims chance of dying from avalanche was far greater than anyone else in mountaineering having summited mountains above 8000 meters for more than 50 times. I honestly didn't think he would stop doing all this risks one way or another until his body said no more. He got run out luck and was at wrong place and time. So sad. Truly a great loss in mountaineering

That Guy :

It pisses me off anybody who says it’s optional or high risk no reward

SweetOzzieDog :

So tragic on so many levels one of which is the Sherpa wives and children need the income. I have an Everest friend who’s Sherpa was lost 2 yrs after they peaked. He and several others financially support the wife and the 4 boys have been in the best private school for 9 years. They will be funding college abroad for the boys too. Their education will help stop the chain, and those boys won’t be forced to climb/guide. I’m hopeful these Sherpa families receive the same support. If you have the money to do this stuff, you need to give more than you take!

Emily Faye Lester :

So hard to actually believe this! How awful 🥺

fibee240 :

Thank you for reporting this. I trust your posts. I’m so sad for all of their families. This is such sad news. 😢

SLP :

I’m soo upset and I have no one to talk about this with! Glad I have this page and the people on it!

kit frost 🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩 :

How tragic. Condolences to the families. Thanks for keeping us updated Michelle.

Wabstappen87 :

massive loss to the climbing community, rip to all of them and there poor family's ,

Kybaby :

this is so fucking sad

BETHANY JEAN✨✏️🥂 :

I’m so fcking sad 💔

staajun92 :

rip to them all

Beautiful.smiles :

Ppl gotta stop thrill seeking that puts ppl lives at risk

The Dancing DPT :

Just awful. All thoughts with their friends and families. Thank you for reporting on this with respect.

Jollynolly :

This is awful 😢 what a devastating loss

8520 g2m 2kw :

Romie Roaming :

Very sad outcome. But I have since seen a video of the avalanche field, with some helicopters flying over it. There was no way anyone was gonna survive it was massive the avalanche field actually looked like a glacier. The cracks and the snow were big enough. That the helicopters could fit inside of the cracks. I hope that they are able to find that last person's body. So that family can lay them to rest properly.

Shae Shae :

No words will ever make this okay but I’m so sorry! I just watched NimsDai documentary on Netflix. He was so incredible, showed true acts of mercy and compassion and he died doing what he loved. To all the ppl of Nepal I’m so truly sorry for your loss and to his wife I hope you know, you got a support system. One that even travels across oceans to here in America. ❤️❤️to the other climbers and their families I’m just as equally sorry and saddened! I pray their all up in heaven climbing the heavenly mountains❤️