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A woman from Pakistan and another from Iran appeared to be the first from their countries to scale K2 on Friday, the world's second-highest mountain and one of the most dangerous summits, a mountaineering official said. Samina Baig, a 32-year-old from a remote northern village in Pakistan, was the first to hoist her country's green and white flag atop the peak of the 28,250 foot-high (8,610 meter) K2. Iran's Afsaneh Hesamifard followed shortly after and was hailed for her achievement in Farsi-language posts on social media.

A woman from Pakistan and another from Iran appear to be the first females from their countries to reach the top of K2, one of the world's highest and most dangerous summits.

A woman from Pakistan and another from Iran appeared to be the first from their countries to scale K2 on Friday, the world's second-highest mountain and one of the most dangerous summits, a mountaineering official said. Samina Baig, a 32-year-old from a remote northern village in Pakistan, was the first to hoist her country's green and white flag atop the peak of the 28,250 foot-high (8,610 meter) K2. Iran's Afsaneh Hesamifard followed shortly after and was hailed for her achievement in Farsi-language posts on social media.

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An aerial view of Hassanabad's Sherabad. SOURCE: Author Climate change: impending GLOFs and other disasters The Shisper Glacier is melting again and at least 21 households in Hassanabad have been deemed at risk Taus Bibi, 70, was tending to her goats in Sherabad, an area in Hassanabad, Hunza, when she heard a loud sound of something crashing into the nearby water channel. One of her grandchildren followed shortly, running and asking her to evacuate to a safe area as a flood was dangerously close to their home. Taus had no choice but to run to a nearby orchard where she and other people displ...