Take Care You Don't Pollute The Mountains!

Take Care You Don't Pollute The Mountains!
Published December 13th, 2020 - 06:44 GMT
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Highlights
The risk of mountain accidents has recently increased as people who go to nature have not been trained about life in nature.
A Turkish expert said mountains are more likely to be polluted as more people engage in outdoor mountaineering sports during situations like the coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking to Anadolu Agency, on eve of the International Mountain Day observed on Friday, Ersan Basar, head of the Turkish Mountaineering Federation said that people who stay indoors prefer to go to nature during the pandemic.
Today is #InternationalMountainDay—Here's Mt Mihara, a 758m high mountain & a popular #trekking spot located in Izu Oshima Island, which is about a 2 hr ride from Tokyo via high-speed ferry. The #mountain features a shrine & has been considered sacred by locals from ancient times pic.twitter.com/8rNeicAR1k

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