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Update: Sergey Kaimanchikov, expedition member, and
Alexander Abramov expedition leader
of the Russian Everest
commercial expedition were the two climbers involved in the incident.
Sergey Kaimanchikov is
still in the Birendra Hospital in Chhauni. Sergey
Kaymachnirkow was a member of
Alexander Abramov's Russian
Everest Team in 2003.
Alexander Abramov has lead Russian commercial expeditions to
Everest the last 2 years, and summited in 2004.
The team hires Asian Trekking for support and Sherpas... The team decided to
go overland while the
Maoists strike had a road blockage until Tuesday....
We e-mailed the team on Saturday, but we had
not gotten a reply yet. Part of the team is already at base camp.
More here
Russian Mountain Climbers Knocked Out by Maoists
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