Kathmandu: The Covid infection has also spread its footprint on Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. According to an expert on mountaineering, at least 100 climbers and paramedics have been found infected with the corona virus, although Nepal (Nepal) officials have refused. According to reports, Lucas in Austria was the only major climber to stop his Everest expedition last week due to kovid's fear. He said on Saturday that his foreign guide and 6 Nepali Sherpa guides had tested positive.
Many people, including climbers, rescuers and doctors, are positive: It is learnt that Fartanbach said in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, 'We all know about confirmed cases now. Rescue teams, insurance companies, doctors and mountaineering people have been confirmed. I have a list of cases found positive, so we can prove it.'
A climber made this big claim: "We have released a list of at least 100 people who have been described as covid positive in the base camp. This number can be around 150 or 200. There were many cases in the Everest base camp because they saw people themselves sick and heard people coughing from inside their tents.'' A total of 408 foreign climbers have been issued permission to climb Everest this season. He is accompanied by hundreds of Sherpas and colleagues who have been living in the base camp since April.
Officials in Nepal's mountaineering department, however, have ruled out any active case among mountaineers and colleagues at the base camp this season. Mountaineering was banned last year due to the epidemic.
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