What a surprise! Corona reached the world's highest peak, the first case on Mount Everest

New Delhi, 23 March 2021 Friday

Corona virus has now been reported to have reached the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, a mountaineer Aland Nest said on Friday that he tested positive on May 15 and is currently living with a local family in Nepal.

Veteran guide Lucas Fernandez warned of this, calling it a symbol of crisis. He said the transition could spread to the thousands of mountaineers, guides, and helpers present at the base camp if precautionary measures are not taken immediately after investigating everyone.

He said the best time for mountaineering could be declared before the end of the season due to the spread of the infection. "We should conduct large-scale tests at the base camp in case of an emergency, everyone should be investigated," he said.

Farnabasch said all mountaineering teams should be kept separate and there should be no contact between them to prevent and prevent the spread of the transition. "These steps need to be taken with immediate effect, otherwise it will be too late," he said.