It's sadly no individual case . Everest has several of corpses you need to walk by too because it's too dangerous to recover them and nearly impossible to get any help without risking your own life. The bottleneck of K2 is called the death zone, and everyone climbing such mountains need to be aware of the risk. It seems like the man in this video was beyond help, and you sadly have no other choice than to go forward if you don't want to die yourself..

There are two main unconquered routes on Mount Everest. Those routes are the direct route up the East Face and the Fantasy Ridge, also known as the East Ridge: East Face A direct climb up this avalanche-prone face is considered extremely dangerous. Fantasy Ridge This route involves climbing a narrow ridge with double cornices, through the Pinnacles, and to the Northeast Ridge. It's considered one of the finest lines on any 8,000 meter peak but it's also very dangerous and high. Other challenging routes on Everest include: Southwest Face. A direct climb up this face is considered extremely difficult. North pillar on the East Face. This route is considered extremely difficult. Northeast Ridge. This route was once considered unconquerable. Do not think that there are no challenges left there. The tourists take the path of least resistance but that will never tame the mountain. The mountain will never be tamed. Look up the Stollenloch on the Eiger. The Eigerwand climb is “only” 4,500 meters. Go try to climb that wall when the weather goes bad and tell me how there’s no challenge left. “Anyone who returns from the Eigerwand cannot but realize that he has done something more than a virtuoso climb: he has lived through a human experience to which he had committed not only all his skill, intelligence and strength… but his very existence.” -Lionel Terray Or, you can just take the electric train inside the mountain to the top of the Eiger. People have been doing that longer than they have been successfully climbing the Eigerwand.

And there were too many people trying to make the climb, many of them taking too many risks such as not hiring a guide or using supplement oxygen.