A Nepali born Canadian Sudarshan Gautam has become the first double amputee to climb the world’s highest mountain. Gautam has lost his hands at 14 in an accident. He reached atop at 9:00am on Monday. According to khim La
A Nepali born Canadian Sudarshan Gautam has become the first double amputee to climb the world’s highest mountain. Gautam has lost his hands at 14 in an accident. He reached atop at 9:00am on Monday. According to khim Lal Gutam, liaison officer at tourism ministry, around 670 individuals including 315 foreigners are in a bid to climb Mt.everest this spring season. As ministry said 348 individuals have climbed the mountain as on Monday this season.
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