Hundreds of climbers and their Sherpa SCALLED BRACKETS WITHTERS Everest This month in Nepal, which is struggling against the harsh weather conditions to be at the top mountain in the world before the climbing season ends at the end of May.
Although several climbers have managed to reach the middle of May, the weather conditions worsened, forcing the base of the base camp, including Kami Rita Sherpa, who tried to break their own record by scaling the tip for 31. Manu.
He managed to reduce 15,849 meters (29,032 feet) 27. May, but a few climbers were not as lucky.
The route to the summit is equipped with ropes and ropes, but they removed at the end of May, denoting the end of the climbing season before the monsoon brings heavy rain and bad weather.
According to the Nepalian mountaineering department, 468 foreign climbers from 57 countries have received permits for the rise of Everest until the end of May, along with the same number of Nepalese mountain guides.
Due to the limited windows of a good time near the summit, a large number of climbers lined up, attached to a unique safety rope, which is known as “Jam for Everest Traffic Mark”.
“Total on Everest, the time is the key and wasn’t the same as the forecast. And secondary, because both professionals and beginners were there,” said Pasang Rinj Sherpa, adding that for some Novak climbers, the movement was slow.
Pasang Rinja has already climbed the top twice twice, but was forced to withdrew this time because he became ill on the mountain.
He said there were many cases of flu and “Klumba cough”, named after the region in Everest, which affects climbers at high heights. Some climbers and guides abandoned or delayed their ascent, he said.
He said that only selected or qualified climbers need to climb on top to make the experience more secure and easier.
“There are currently beginners without experience or knowledge and professionals simultaneously causing the problem,” he said. “There should be a basic knowledge that climvers use equipment properly and secure while climbing Everest.”
Six-working sumter Everest Jen Lama also said this was the biggest obstacle for years.
“The time was very difficult to predict and the forecast would be great next day, but on the day he would take a while worsened every hour or case,” he said. “Time He was very challenging as she would often change without any warning. “
Friday marks 72. Anniversary of conquering Mount Everest by New Zealander Edmund Hillary And his shevar guide tensing Norgay.