+ Follow KHUMBU ICEFALL Tag
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[Title] => Nepal pledges to improve climbing conditions on Everest
[Summary] => Nepal is improving its weather forecasting, stepping up security and promising swift rescues if needed during the upcoming climbing season on Everest.
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[Title] => Pinoys start Mt. Everest climb at freezing point
[Summary] => MT EVEREST BASE CAMP — The below-zero temperature has done nothing to deter First Philippine Mt. Everest Expedition team members Leo Oracion and Erwin "Pastor" Emata from their bid to reach Mt. Everest’s summit on a 2006 reconnaissance climb.
In a phone call conducted Monday afternoon, expedition leader Art Valdez said the whole team, including the support group, has been at base camp for two weeks already.
"Leo and Pastor have set up tents at camp 1 and 2; they’ll be climbing down from Khumbu Icefall tonight then back up again."
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In a phone call conducted Monday afternoon, expedition leader Art Valdez said the whole team, including the support group, has been at base camp for two weeks already.
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