Mountaineering Leader Ordered to Pay Over 2.55 Million After Climber’s Death

Reported 8 months ago

In a case at the Supreme Court on June 23, 2024, mountaineering leader Wang Quanxiang, also known as 'Master Tiger,' was ordered to pay over 2.55 million in damages to the family of a deceased climber. Wang organized a mountain crossing journey where a climber fell to his death after being inadequately equipped and pressured to ascend 'Xuegu Mountain' despite warnings. Wang was found guilty of negligence resulting in death, and his appeal for a reduced compensation amount was rejected, with the judgment finalized. Wang’s actions, lack of preparation, and disregard for safety measures were highlighted in the court's decision.

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