Mr Shrinivas, 39, set out from Singapore to Nepal to climb the world’s highest peak final month.

Sushma Soma, an award-winning Carnatic vocalist who is predicated in Singapore and Chennai, not too long ago took to social media to tell that her husband, Shrinivas Sainis Dattatraya, has gone lacking after reaching the summit of Mount Everest on Friday. 

According to a petition on the web site Change.org, Mr Shrinivas, 39, set out from Singapore to Nepal to climb the world’s highest peak final month. He was as a result of return house on June 4. However, on Friday, he despatched a message to his spouse saying that he had reached the summit of Everest, however he was unlikely to make it again down. 

Calling pressing consideration to the scenario, Anoushka Shankar, daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar, urged her followers to assist her pal, Sushma Soma. “My friend’s husband has gone missing. Please sign the petition to help mobilise a search and rescue. The link is in my stories and bio,” she wrote. 

In the petition, Mr Shrinivas’ cousin, Divya Bharath mentioned that the 39-year-old appeared to have suffered frostbite and altitude illness. Separately, talking to Straits Times, Ms Soma mentioned that the final time she spoke to her husband, he instructed her that he had come down with high-altitude cerebral edema (Hace), which is a extreme sort of high-altitude sickness that would show deadly. 

On Saturday, Ms Soma learnt that the 2 Sherpas Mr Shrinivas was with, in addition to one other individual within the group, made it down from the mountain, however her husband by no means did. 

“He (Mr Shrinivas) seems to have separated himself from the rest of his group and fallen down at around 8000m, likely onto the Tibetan side of the mountain. An able team of sherpas has begun the search operation this morning, but we realise we have got to do more and act faster,” the petition learn. 

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It additional added that the household had reached out to the related governments. And in response, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) mentioned that Singapore High Commission in New Delhi has been in shut contact with the household of Mr Shrinivas, native authorities in Nepal and emergency medical companies since Friday night. 

“Search and rescue operations are ongoing. MFA will continue to monitor developments and render the necessary consular support to the family during this difficult time,” Ms Soma instructed Straits Times.

Mr Shrinivas’ relations began a petition on Change.org to assist bolster assist for ongoing search efforts.The petition mentioned a group of Sherpas launched into a search operation on Saturday morning, however added that there’s extra to do and a must act sooner. So Far, the petition has obtained 7,200 signatures.