At least one climber and 'died and two others were injured on Mount Kinabalu, in the Malaysian part of Borneo Island, following the major earthquake that hit the country today: it reports the newspaper The Star online. In a tweet, CNN also talk of some 160 climbers stranded on the mountain.
6/05/2015
Earthquake in Malaysia: a climber died and 160 trapped
At least one climber and 'died and two others were injured on Mount Kinabalu, in the Malaysian part of Borneo Island, following the major earthquake that hit the country today: it reports the newspaper The Star online. In a tweet, CNN also talk of some 160 climbers stranded on the mountain.
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