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<p>
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
<p>
“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.</p>
<p>
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<p>
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Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.
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Stakeholders say that most of the casualties occur due to inadequate preparation and natural calamities.
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According to Sherpa, inadequate training accounts for more deaths than adverse weather condition and traffic jam on Everest.
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.
“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.
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Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.</p>
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“The climbers are themselves to blame for the deaths,” said Phurba Tenzing Sherpa, who has climbed Everest 14 times.</p>
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<p>
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
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“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.</p>
<p>
Santabir Lama, chairman of Nepal Mountaineering Association, also says that many climbers who want instant fame end up being killed in the unforgiving terrain of the mountains due to lack of adequate preparation.</p>
<p>
The government should not give climbing permits just because the foreigners are willing to pay hefty amount, argues Lama.</p>
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The spring season is considered the best season for climbing mountains because of the favourable weather conditions. However, the number of casualties is high during this very season, according to the data provided by the Department of Tourism.</p>
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Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.</p>
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The first ever death while climbing mountain in Nepal was recorded in 1905. However, the identities of the climbers who died while climbing Mt Kanchenjunga have not been ascertained yet. The department has proper records of the deaths that occurred in expedition from 1921 onward.</p>
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“The climbers are themselves to blame for the deaths,” said Phurba Tenzing Sherpa, who has climbed Everest 14 times.</p>
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According to Sherpa, inadequate training accounts for more deaths than adverse weather condition and traffic jam on Everest.</p>
<p>
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
<p>
“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.</p>
<p>
Santabir Lama, chairman of Nepal Mountaineering Association, also says that many climbers who want instant fame end up being killed in the unforgiving terrain of the mountains due to lack of adequate preparation.</p>
<p>
The government should not give climbing permits just because the foreigners are willing to pay hefty amount, argues Lama.</p>
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Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.</p>
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<p>
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
<p>
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<p>
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<p>
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<p>
The spring season is considered the best season for climbing mountains because of the favourable weather conditions. However, the number of casualties is high during this very season, according to the data provided by the Department of Tourism.</p>
<p>
Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.</p>
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The first ever death while climbing mountain in Nepal was recorded in 1905. However, the identities of the climbers who died while climbing Mt Kanchenjunga have not been ascertained yet. The department has proper records of the deaths that occurred in expedition from 1921 onward.</p>
<p>
Stakeholders say that most of the casualties occur due to inadequate preparation and natural calamities.</p>
<p>
“The climbers are themselves to blame for the deaths,” said Phurba Tenzing Sherpa, who has climbed Everest 14 times.</p>
<p>
According to Sherpa, inadequate training accounts for more deaths than adverse weather condition and traffic jam on Everest.</p>
<p>
He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
<p>
“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.</p>
<p>
Santabir Lama, chairman of Nepal Mountaineering Association, also says that many climbers who want instant fame end up being killed in the unforgiving terrain of the mountains due to lack of adequate preparation.</p>
<p>
The government should not give climbing permits just because the foreigners are willing to pay hefty amount, argues Lama.</p>
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<p>
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<p>
The spring season is considered the best season for climbing mountains because of the favourable weather conditions. However, the number of casualties is high during this very season, according to the data provided by the Department of Tourism.</p>
<p>
Climbers also attempt climbing mountains during the autumn season.</p>
<p>
The first ever death while climbing mountain in Nepal was recorded in 1905. However, the identities of the climbers who died while climbing Mt Kanchenjunga have not been ascertained yet. The department has proper records of the deaths that occurred in expedition from 1921 onward.</p>
<p>
Stakeholders say that most of the casualties occur due to inadequate preparation and natural calamities.</p>
<p>
“The climbers are themselves to blame for the deaths,” said Phurba Tenzing Sherpa, who has climbed Everest 14 times.</p>
<p>
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He says that climbers must first succeed in climbing small peaks and then only attempt climbing Everest or other high mountains.</p>
<p>
“Just paying the royalty is not enough. One needs proper training to climb the highest mountains,” said Sherpa.</p>
<p>
Santabir Lama, chairman of Nepal Mountaineering Association, also says that many climbers who want instant fame end up being killed in the unforgiving terrain of the mountains due to lack of adequate preparation.</p>
<p>
The government should not give climbing permits just because the foreigners are willing to pay hefty amount, argues Lama.</p>
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“If the government sets clear criteria for climbing, it will surely bring down the death toll.”</p>
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