In line with Mount Denali in Alaska, the local municipality of Pasang Lhamu announced that Everest climbers will be directed to buy poo bags at base camp. More clarity in the news remains one vital thing that up right now will be inspected upon their return.
The rule refers to climbers of Mount Everest and Mount Lhotse, which is connected to Everest via the South Col also known as Camp Four will now be obliged to bring their excreta back to base camp in poo bags after summiting the world’s tallest mountain.
It has also been reported authorities have been girding up their loin. They will eventually crack down on the mess left behind by the enthusiastic mountaineers. The authorities say the new rule will be introduced in the lead-up to the coming climbing season, beginning in March and lasting until May in Nepal.
The new regulation comes amid mounting complaints about the volume of human waste lining the routes up the mountain, which is prevented from degrading naturally by the extreme cold temperatures.
Everest Base Camp is seen from Crampon Point, the entrance into the Khumbu icefall below Mount Everest. An avalanche killed sixteen Nepalese sherpas in the Khumbu icefall. The authorities demand a special kind of look at Everest, but the climbers left up their poop. They have now been told that poop bags are now a must for them.
They should at least know that they had to gather the bag to find a balance with the environment. It is also important to sum up the portions, because if they are not able to heed the rules they may be being weak in safeguarding their bodily health as well as the environment. It certainly is a positive thing, and this should be made successful at all.