Queueing at top of the world: Climbers are scaling Everest in record numbers despite Covid outbreaks ...Middle East

The pandemic forced a complete shutdown of Mount Everest, creating a backlog of mountaineers intent on tackling the peak when it reopened this spring - despite it being deadlier than ever.

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