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Bergsteiger Vermisst: German Climber Missing in Himalayas

Rescue Mission Underway

A German climber has been reported missing in the Himalayas. The climber, identified as 29-year-old Rolf Wehrli, was last seen on May 12th, attempting to summit Annapurna I, the world's tenth-highest mountain.

A team of rescuers, including Nepalese army personnel and local guides, has been dispatched to search for Wehrli. The search operation is being hampered by bad weather and difficult terrain.

Family and Friends Concerned

Wehrli's family and friends are worried about his safety. They have urged the authorities to do everything they can to find him.

Wehrli is an experienced climber who has summitted several high-altitude peaks. However, Annapurna I is a particularly dangerous mountain, with a high fatality rate.

Annapurna I: A Dangerous Peak

Annapurna I is one of the most dangerous mountains in the world to climb. Over 50 people have died attempting to summit the peak, including some of the world's best climbers.

The mountain is known for its unpredictable weather, steep slopes, and treacherous icefalls. Climbers who attempt to summit Annapurna I must be prepared for extreme conditions and challenging terrain.

Rescuers Hopeful Despite Challenges

Despite the challenges, rescuers remain hopeful that they will be able to find Wehrli alive.

The search operation is expected to continue for several days. Rescuers are using helicopters and drones to search the mountain for any sign of Wehrli.

Wehrli's Family Calls for Support

Wehrli's family has asked for the public's support in finding their loved one.

They have set up a website where people can donate to the search effort and follow updates on Wehrli's condition.