Shehroze Kashif

 Pak climber turns into world's most youthful mountain dweller to scale K2 

A 19-year old Pakistani climber on Tuesday turned into the most youthful individual on the planet to arrive at the culmination of K2, the second-most elevated top on the planet. 

Mr. Shehroze Kashif from Lahore accomplished the accomplishment of scaling the 8,611-meter high top with the guide of packaged oxygen. 

"Uplifting news! Gotten the affirmation from K2 Base Camp that Shehroze Kashif has summited K2 8611-M. It's another world record! Most youthful on the planet to remain on top of K2 8611-M at 19 years old years. Congrats!," Mr. Karrar Haidri, Secretary Alpine Club of Pakistan, said in an assertion. 

Prior to Mr. Kashif, Mr. Sajid Sadpara, the child of the amazing climber Mr. Muhammad Ali Sadpara, was the most youthful individual to have climbed K2 at 20 years old. 

Mr. Kashif likewise scaled the world's twelfth most noteworthy mountain, the 8,047-meter Broad Peak, at 17 years old. In May this year, he turned into the most youthful Pakistani to scale Mount Everest. 

His mom, Mrs. Nadia Kashif, in a message to the media said "Kashif is a solid and energetic climber." 

"I advised his dad not to be concerned, and that he never disillusions," she said. 

"I was conversing with him (Kashif) a few days ago and I inquired as to whether he misses his home and he answered, 'I'm at home'. How is it possible that you would stop somebody who accepts that his house is the place where the mountains are?" she said. 

Executive Imran Khan complimented the youthful mountain climber. 

"Congrats Pakistan!! Pakistani mountain dweller Shehroz Kashif (@shehrozekashif2) has turned into the most youthful mountain dweller on the planet to culmination K2 - the world's second most elevated pinnacle," Mr. Khan tweeted. 

The U. S. government office likewise complimented him. 

"Congrats Pakistan! @Shehrozekashif2 has established the standard for being the most youthful Pakistani to arrive at the K2 culmination! What a stunning achievement! Congrats Shehroze Kashif!" it tweeted. 

Mr. Haidri additionally said that a different gathering of four different Pakistani climbers from Hushe Valley arrived at the highest point of K2, otherwise called the Savage Mountain. 

Pakistan, Nepal, and China are home to the 14 most elevated tops on the planet, otherwise called the 8,000ers. Five 8,000-meter tops, including K2 and Nanga Parbat are in Pakistan. 

Nanga Parbat and K2 are considered as the most troublesome and testing by the climbers.