British mountaineer Kenton Cool, 51, went up, on Sunday, May 18, Everest for the 19th time, breaking his own non -Nepalés climber record that has achieved the greatest amount of climbs of the highest summit on the planet.
“Kenton has reached the top of Everest for the 19th time at 11 on Sunday,” said his Instagram account.
High Mountain Guide, Kenton Cool was successful for the first time the rise of the Himalayan summit in 2004, a feat that has almost renewed every year for customers.
Victim of a serious climbing accident in 1996, the British climber believed that he could no longer walk without help due to a fracture of the heel.
A Nepalese points to the absolute record of 31 increases
The Nepalese climber Kami Rita Sherpa, 55, hopes to take advantage of this spring season to succeed in arriving at the sommet de l’E Everest by 31st absolute record.
The nepal authorities have granted 458 promotion permits this season this year, which should carry the number of mountaineers at the top of around 900 given to the nepal climbers that accompany them from the base camp.
More than 50 have already been successful since the beginning of this season on May 9, and two, an Indian and a Filipino, have died there.
Source: BFM TV
