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Lawmakers seek tougher Everest climbing rules with 263 amendments to Tourism Bill

Lawmakers seek tougher Everest climbing rules with 263 amendments to Tourism Bill

Proposals include mandatory prior ascents of 7,000- and 8,000-metre peaks, auctioning Everest permits, stricter insurance, zero-waste rules, and tighter regulation of foreign operators and digital tourism platforms.

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