Dawa Sherpa, an experienced Nepali mountain guide, has returned to base camp after being missing for six days at a very high altitude. This incident has led to an official investigation into the safety rules of the expedition.

一名經驗豐富的尼泊爾登山導遊 Dawa Sherpa 在極高海拔地區失蹤六天後，已返回基地營。此事件導致官方對該次遠征的安全規則啟動調查。

The situation began on May 29, when Dawa Sherpa was separated from his group at about 7,500 meters. A British climber, Chris Thrall, stated that the guide stopped to rest while Thrall helped a Polish client with frostbite move down the mountain. Because the climbing season was ending, many ladders across the Khumbu Icefall had already been removed. Consequently, Mr. Sherpa survived six days in the 'death zone' without extra oxygen, spending some time trapped in a crevasse with very little food. He was eventually found on Thursday by a pollution control team while walking toward base camp.

事件始於 5 月 29 日，當時 Dawa Sherpa 在海拔約 7,500 公尺處與其團隊分離。一名英國登山者 Chris Thrall 表示，當時導遊停下休息，而 Thrall 則在協助一名患有凍傷的波蘭客戶下山。由於登山季即將結束，昆布冰瀑的大多數梯子已被拆除。因此，Sherpa 先生在沒有額外氧氣的情況下，在「死亡地帶」生存了六天，期間曾被困在冰裂隙中且食物極少。他最終於週四被一支污染控制小隊發現，當時他正向基地營走去。

After his rescue, the guide was taken to a hospital in Kathmandu to be treated for severe dehydration, frostbite, and a broken leg. Doctors and expedition leaders described his survival as nearly impossible due to the extreme altitude. However, the event has caused a serious conflict. The guide's wife and family have claimed that the company was negligent, asserting that the rescue efforts were too slow. Furthermore, they argue that there is a difference in how indigenous guides and foreign clients are treated during emergencies.

獲救後，該導遊被送往加德滿都的一家醫院，治療嚴重脫水、凍傷以及腿骨骨折。醫生和遠征領隊形容，由於海拔極高，他的倖存幾乎是不可能的。然而，此事件引發了嚴重衝突。該導遊的妻子與家人指責公司疏忽，主張救援行動過於緩慢。此外，他們認為在緊急情況下，本土導遊與外國客戶的待遇存在差異。

In response, the Nepal Mountaineering Association emphasized that leaving a guide behind is a serious ethical failure. The Department of Tourism has now called for meetings with the companies involved to discuss these mistakes. While the director of Himalayan Traverse claimed that bad weather prevented an immediate rescue, critics argue that profit was more important than safety, pointing to poor organization and a lack of oxygen supplies.

對此，尼泊爾登山協會強調，將導遊遺留在後方是嚴重的道德失敗。旅遊局目前已要求與涉事公司開會討論這些錯誤。儘管 Himalayan Traverse 的主管聲稱惡劣天氣導致無法立即救援，但批評者認為利潤高於安全，並指出組織不周以及缺乏氧氣供應。

Dawa Sherpa is currently in stable condition in intensive care, while Nepalese authorities form an independent committee to investigate the actions of the expedition companies.

Dawa Sherpa 目前在加護病房情況穩定，而尼泊爾當局正成立獨立委員會，調查遠征公司的行為。