Nepali Sherpa Kami Rita, also known as the “Everest Man”, has scored the Everest Mount for the 31st, breaking his own record to increase the world’s tallest peak.
The 55 -year -old, who was guiding the mountain to a group of Indian Army officials, reached the 8,894m summit on Tuesday at 04:00 (23:15 GMT Monday).
“Kami Rita Sherpa does not need any introduction. He is not just a national climbing leader, but a global sign of Everest,” Expedition Organizer Seven Summit said in a statement.
Kami Rita guided Everest in 1994 and made a high level since then.
He measured it twice for a few years as of 2023 and 2024.
Nepali Sherpa Pasang Dawa, his nearest rival for the Everest Record, has increased the maximum of 29 times – the latest effort last week.
Kami Rita has said in the past how the media works for the media.
“I’m happy for the record, but the documents are finally broken,” he told AFP in May last year. “I am more happy with my risks to help identify Nepal in the world.”
Earlier this month, Kami Rita posted pieces of life in Everest, in which the worship ceremony, the Tibetan Buddhist ritual to pray for a safe and successful rise before the Everest expedition.
Kami Rita’s performance comes after a week British mountaineer Everest briefed the 19th time, breaking his own record for non -Sherpa for non -Sherpa.
More than 500 people and their mentors have successfully risen in this climbing season, which is over.
In this season, Nepal issued more than 1,000 climbing licenses – including Everest and other peaks – according to its tourism department.
The number of efforts of the Everest Summit has skyrocketed in recent years. However, this has led to concerns around the congestion and environmental impact.
Last year, the authorities introduced the rule that requires climbers Clear their own poo And return to the base camp to dispose of it.
