Watch Man Climb Building With Bare Hands to Save Dangling Child
This 2-year-old child may have been done for if it wasn't for Liang Lee – a man with nimble hands and a courageous heart.
Just 12 hours away from reaching the summit of Mount Everest, a British military veteran abandoned his ascent to save a fellow climber's life.
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Leslie Binns first saw Sunita Hazra when she was sliding down the mountain, building momentum toward a way station. Binns stopped her slide and saw her oxygen tanks were empty.
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"He's the reason why she is still alive now," Hazra's brother Kingshuk Chatterjee told the BBC. "He is a very brave man."
We would add selflessness to his list of noble qualities.
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