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Mountain clean-up

Mountain clean-up

Author: Himalayan News Service Category: Expedition May 20, 2022 Everest, Nepal

The Mountain Cleaning Campaign 2022, led by the Nepali Army has successfully concluded the halfway mark of waste collection from four mountains including the Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Manaslu, and Mt

The Mountain Cleaning Campaign 2022, led by the Nepali Army has successfully concluded the halfway mark of waste collection from four mountains including the Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Manaslu, and Mt Kanchenjunga. Human rights declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, in countries from Angola to the US to New Zealand Lhakpa Sherpa aims to set new record at Mt Everest Various organisations have joined hands for the noble cause, with The Coca-Cola Foundation as the major corporate partner for the campaign, as per a press release. The campaign expediting team comprises of a total of 77 dedicated members which includes Nepali Army personnel and sherpa supporters. The Mountain Clean-Up campaign commenced its journey on April 5 and has so far collected 29,998 kg of waste all together from the four mountains (5,204 kg of bio-degradable and 24,794 kg of non-bio-degradable). A version of this article appears in the print on May 20, 2022, of The Himalayan Times.

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