A 10-time Mount Everest climber has died on Annapurna, the 10th-tallest mountain in the world—and also one of the deadliest. Noel Hanna died overnight in Camp 4 after reaching Annapurna’s peak Monday and beginning his descent. His cause of death is unclear, local officials told Reuters. Hanna—a 56-year-old from Northern Ireland—had reached the tallest peak on every continent before his death. Meanwhile, an Indian climber has also been missing since Monday after falling into a crevasse, and two others are in the process of being rescued after dangerous weather closed in on them.
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