Tech manager of Indian-Uppered in the USA falls to death from 400 feet in climbing accident

A technique of Indian origin was the three climbers who were killed in a climbing accident in the North Cascades Range of the state of Washington. Vishnu Irigireddy and his climbers fell to death during the descent of 400 feet.

The 48 -year -old Irigireddy, a resident of Seattle, was part of four climbers who tried to climb the North Early Winters Spire Area of ​​the Cascades, which is very popular with climbers. Iigireddy was an experienced climber, said his family.

While three men were killed in the climbing accident, one person survived in a miraculous way. The 38 -year -old Anton Tslelykh after he had regained his consciousness reached his car and drove 64 kilometers to get help.

The group saw a storm coming and began to go down again, but during their descent the anchor, whom they used, developed a catch, which caused them to fell 200 feet.

According to the Associated Press, they fell around 200 feet and ended up in a sloping gorge, where they fell for another about 200 feet before they came to a standstill in a tangle of the rope.

According to the news agency PTI Vice President of Engineering, iigireddy was at Fluke Corporation, a test equipment company in the Seattle area.

A climber has a miraculous escape

In the climbing accident, which took place on Sunday (May 11th), three climbers were killed. The other deceased were 38-year-old Tim Nguyen and Oleksander Martynyynyneko (36).

Anton Tslelykh survived the dangerous fall in a miraculous way and drove 64 kilometers to inform the authorities about the accident. It was Sunday morning, eight hours since he regained consciousness.

He is currently being treated in a hospital. He suffered a head trauma and inner bleeding.

“He was in a satisfactory state in the HarborView Medical Center, which means that he was not in the intensive care unit,” AP Susan Gregg, director of media relationships at UW Medicine.

Vishnu Irigiredy found joy and purpose in nature

Vishnu IrigireDy's family described him as an experienced climber who found joy and purpose in nature.

“Vishnu was an experienced climber who found joy and purpose in nature, whether it was about the scaling of mountains, researching new heights or encouraged to recognize on their own travels.

Vishnu Irigireddy originally comes from India and proud member of the lively technology and cultural community of Seattle. He built a life that reflected his values ​​- integrity, compassion and a relentless growth strand after the explanation.

He was a committed specialist, a loyal friend and a beloved son and siblings, who remained deeply connected to his roots and family, added the explanation.

His family said that those who knew Vishnu were brilliant and yet modest, adventurous and yet grounded and always ready to borrow or encourage them.