Nepali Everest Guide Survives 6 Days with Ice and Chocolates

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Dawa Sherpa, a 57-year-old Nepali guide, survived 6 days on Everest by chewing ice and eating chocolates after running out of oxygen, before being rescued near Base Camp.

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Dawa Sherpa, a 57-year-old Nepali guide, survived 6 days on Everest by chewing ice and eating chocolates after running out of oxygen, before being rescued near Base Camp.

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