A deaf and mute Malaysian climber, meanwhile, was reported to have been missing since Friday after successfully reaching Everest’s summit on Thursday.
Mr Muhammad Hawari bin Hasim, 33, went missing after he had already descended to Camp 4. PHOTO: BERNAMA
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