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Problems 'Mount' On Everest With Overcrowding; Time To Restrict Climbers? | Nation Tonight
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3:00Now PlayingIn this edition of Nation Tonight, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya discusses how an Indian mountaineer's video showing a massive queue of climbers waiting to summit Mount Everest has highlighted concerns over safety and overcrowding. The video, described as a "human traffic jam," was taken before two mountaineers, British climber Daniel Paterson and his Nepali guide Pas Tenji, went missing. Every year, climbers from around the world gather in Nepal from March to May, aiming to reach the 8,849-meter peak during the brief window of favorable weather. Long lines form as climbers wait for safe conditions to ascend and descend.
Discussing this with Shreya Upadhyaya, Indian Mountaineer, Satyarup Siddhanta says “Nepal govt charges permit fee around $ 11,000, which they've increased to $ 16,000. Apart from that, Mount Everest usually takes 55 days..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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