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Nepalese Hikers Cleared Tons Of Waste From Himalayan Peaks During Lockdown

Nepalese Hikers Cleared Tons Of Waste From Himalayan Peaks During Lockdown
Apr 08, 2021, 16:55 IST
It was not just about sitting at home wondering what to do during the lockdown. While many people took this opportunity to relax and finally take some time off, many decided to do something good. The lockdown brought a lot of free time for the people and everyone utilized it in their own way.
One such amazing thing that happened during the lockdown was something that the Nepalese climbers did. Back in September 2020, the climber decided to get rid of the waste on mountain tops. It was an initiative taken up by the Bally Peak Outlook Foundation. ....

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These Nepalese climbers spent 47 days cleaning 2.2 tons of trash from Himalaya's tallest peaks

These Nepalese climbers spent 47 days cleaning 2.2 tons of trash from Himalaya's tallest peaks
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As Mountaineers Kept Away Due To COVID, Nepal Climbers Remove 2.2 Tons Of Rubbish From Everest

As Mountaineers Kept Away Due To COVID, Nepal Climbers Remove 2.2 Tons Of Rubbish From Everest
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2020 will be long remembered around the world as the year of the pandemic and lockdown. It will also be remembered as the year when nature showed how it can heal itself the abuses inflicted by humans.
While humans were locked down, the air and water became cleaner and there was more greenery all around.
But, in Nepal, it was the humans themselves who came forward to undo at least some of the damage done by others.
Over the years, Mount Everest, one of the biggest attractions in Nepal had turned into a garbage dump, due to the waste left behind there by the thousands of climbers who come to conquer the peak every year. ....

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Nepalese climbers remove 2.2 tons of waste from Everest in 47 days amid COVID lockdown

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Nepalese Climbers Remove 2.2 Tons Of Waste From Everest In 47 Days Amid COVID Lockdown
Nepalese climbers have managed to remove 2.2 tons of waste from base camps of the world’s highest mountain peaks in the Himalayas in less than 47 days.
Nepalese climbers have managed to remove 2.2 tons of waste from base camps of the world’s highest mountain peaks in the Himalayas in less than 47 days. 12 Nepalese climbers covered a total distance of more than 450 kilometres on all 8,000m peaks around Mount Everest. The initiative, launched by Bally Peak Outlook Foundation, began in September 2020 when official trails in the mountains were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 10,000 expeditions have attempted to climb Mount Everest since 1905. The expedition starts by setting up camps at the base of the mountains, which goes on to become polluted in the process. ....

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