Sherpa Guide breaks a record by preparing the 31st summit of Everest Mountain

55-year-old Kami Rita Sherpa reached the top of the world’s tallest mountain for a record on Tuesday. He broke his record for the best climbing of the most climbing climb.

The famous Sherpa Guide, 22 Indian Army members and 27 compatriots, while leading a team with a compatriot, Everest was 8,849 meters. Since its first climbing in 1994, Kami Rita followed the best of each year, heavy climbers walked hard and often dangerous, to the top of the world.

In decades, New Zealand and Sherpa guide Edmund Hillari, Tenzing Norgay, was the first climber to get a loan in 1953 to summarize the Everest, more than 8,000 people were climbed. About 700,000,000 people, every year, the mountain pace varies from 60 to 70 percent.

Kami Rita’s monumental summit reflects the important role of Sherpas – a local Alnik group in the Himalayan region – foreign climbers often ensure the safety of foreign climbers.

Sherpas had long been related to Everest, known for the ability to withstand high altitudes due to physiological adaptation. As the existence flows to the Himalayas region, an industrial that wants to check iconic peaks from bucket lists began to provide a new source of income in a country where poor poverty is broken.

David Morton, a climate of a climate of a climber and Juniper Foundation, said that many sherpas were satisfied and low-falling items that work as many sherpers.

Morton, who knows Kami Rita personally, said that more Sherpas managed to get better paid as a guide and can find better salary work as a guide as a guide and operating as cargo carriers. However, when the case is compensated, especially when a worker dies during a climb, there is still many “insufficient”.

He said that the families of Sherpa employees who died during a climbing are compensated by the Nepalese government for $ 15,000.

According to the Himalayas base, the archive of the Himalayas Summit and attempts, the attempts in the last century attempts were killed about 340 people to get to the Mount Everest. About one-third of these deaths were Sherpa workers.

In early April, in the 2025 season, four climbers have been killed so far, two of them, according to a report of the magazine from abroad.

Morton, Kami Rita and his brother Lakpa Rita Sherpa, Lakpa Rita Sherpa said that Everest was expanded 17 times, and the small community of Thame in Nepal continued to do so in the global recognition and the entrance to foreigners.