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AN IRISH MAN has died after he become ill while climbing in Kenya.
The incident happened at around 6am local time yesterday, when the 40-year-old died after developing “breathing problems” during a stopover while climbing Mount Kenya.
The Kenyan Wildlife Service said that a rescue team responded by evacuating the man to Nanyuki Cottage Hospital, where he arrived in a critical condition and was later pronounced dead.
The service also said the man entered Mount Kenya National Park on 25 January, and offered its condolences to the man’s family.
A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs was contacted for comment.
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