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Climber recounts fall from Mount Shasta and subsequent rescue

Zubayir Kazi, a first-time climber, fell nearly 500 feet down Mount Shasta and had to crawl to safety without supplies. After losing contact, search-and-rescue teams were alerted, and Kazi was found at base camp with serious injuries. He emphasized the need for proper safety measures in mountain climbing.

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Zubayir Kazi, a first-time climber, fell nearly 500 feet down Mount Shasta and had to crawl to safety without supplies. After losing contact, search-and-rescue teams were alerted, and Kazi was found at base camp with serious injuries. He emphasized the need for proper safety measures in mountain climbing.

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Original Headline

Climber who plummeted 500 feet down notorious California mountain recounts terrifying plunge as gruesome injuries revealed

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Climber recounts fall from Mount Shasta and subsequent rescue