Pakistani Mountaineer Abid Baig Climbs 8,000-Meter Peak Without Oxygen
Islamabad (Sports Desk) Renowned Pakistani mountaineer Abid Baig has achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully summiting an 8,000-meter-high mountain without the use of supplemental oxygen.
This extraordinary feat places him among an elite group of high-altitude climbers who have conquered such towering peaks purely through physical endurance, skill, and sheer determination.
According to expedition sources, Abid Baig completed the ascent under challenging weather conditions and extreme altitude, making the accomplishment even more impressive.
Fellow climbers, mountaineering associations, and fans across Pakistan have hailed his success as a moment of national pride. Social media has been flooded with tributes for Baig, who continues to inspire a new generation of Pakistani adventurers and athletes.
His achievement not only showcases the courage and capability of Pakistani climbers on the world stage but also highlights the growing interest in high-altitude sports across the country.
