Mount Everest Safety

Imagine your son or daughter climbing a 29,029 ft mountain, with no rescuers by to be there to make sure they're safe. Even though people put there own lives at risk it's better to have rescuers that can be there to save you. There has been 230 deaths out of 4,000 people that have climbed Mount Everest. Those 230 lives could have been saved if researchers get notified quicker, or some kind of technology that will help. Rescue services should be provided to people climbing Mount Everest, because you never know whose life could be in danger. When people climb Mount Everest, kid, adult, or expert, there should be rescue services for anybody climbing Everest. According to the article “Why Everest?”, in the text it shows that, “They may not be skilled enough. Nobody doubts their strength and fitness, but they may not know enough about mountaineering and the hazards that high altitudes present.” The text is showing that, people amy not be prepared to climb, and they're not going to “shut down” Everest, so rescuers need to basically pick up people that aren't ready to
Another obstacle that they face when they're climbing the mountain is weather. There's more things to worry about than just being prepared. Somebody can be the most prepared person in the world, but they might not make it to the top, that's why rescue services should be provided. In the article “Why Everest?” the text shows that, “They may have faced bad weather, and they have struggled up the icy slopes.” The text is stating that weather could have also be a cause of people needing rescuing and dying, people can’t help how the weather is. Weather is a huge issue of climbing Mount Everest, that's why rescue services should be provided because it's not people's fault about weather so it wouldn’t be fair if there's nobody to save them because of the weather when they are