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May 27, 2025

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Nepal Serpa Kami Rita breaks record with 31st Mt. Everest Climb

Listen to the article Nepal Serpa driver Kami Rita escalated the Mount Everest for the 31st time on Tuesday, breaking the record he set last year. The 55-year-old reached the top of 8,849 meters (29,032 feet)-the highest in the world-from the traditional southeast route, officials said, adding that 27 other Serpas also accompany the team. Kami Rita, who only uses his name, first climbed Everest in 1994 and did so each year except three years, when authorities closed the mountain in climbers for a variety of reasons. Just in: Nepal’s famous climber Kami Rita Sherpa has successfully scaled MT #

Nepal tightens Everest’s rules to improve security and restriction of climbers

Listen to the article Nepal has introduced new regulations for mountaineers of Mount Everest, with the aim of reducing overcrowding, enhancing security and minimizing environmental damage to the highest peak of the world. According to the latest rules announced this week, all Everest’s optimists must have previously climbed a 7,000 -meter mountain in Nepal before being licensed. In addition, climbers are now obliged to have a medical certificate issued within 30 days of their mission and to go up with an authorized Nepal Mountain Guide. The government has said the new measures are intended to limit the danger and ensure

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