Kathmandu, Aug. 4 -- It started with prayers of peace for the 10 climbers who lost their lives in an avalanche on Broad Peak last Thursday. Emotions ran high in between the prayers, following which all the family members, relatives and fellow members of the climbing fraternity came together to hold a candlelight vigil in their memory, whose body still lies on the slopes of the world's 12th highest peak.

Dozens of people attended the candlelight vigil in Kathmandu, paying tribute to those who were on a mission to make the impossible possible.

"I am the cousin of Kili Pemba Sherpa. Today we have gathered here to hold a candlelight vigil paying tribute to all 10 climbers. The entire mountaineering fraternity is mourning their departure," P...