Kathmandu witnessed a momentous celebration today as Jitendra Regmi was honored for his successful ascent of Mount Everest. The ceremony took place at the Nepal National Basic School in Chhetrapati, Sano Dhalku, where Principal Rabin Thapaliya presented Regmi with a special accolade in recognition of his achievement.
During the event, Regmi addressed attendees and shared his experience from the summit. He reported that, contrary to some reports, he did not encounter significant problems with garbage on Everest. Additionally, Regmi clarified that he did not face any traffic jams during his ascent, which is a common concern among climbers attempting the world’s highest peak.
Regmi expressed his desire to contribute to the mountaineering community and support aspiring climbers. He emphasized the importance of respecting climbers and providing them with adequate facilities to ensure their safety and success. He urged the nation to continue improving conditions for Everest climbers, highlighting the need for better infrastructure and support to maintain the mountain’s safety and preserve its environment.
The event was marked by a sense of pride and admiration for Regmi’s remarkable achievement, and his comments underscored the importance of ongoing efforts to address the challenges associated with Everest expeditions.
