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Nepal News - Nepal Reopens Everest After China Event - Post Chronicle
globalgeopolitics.net May 9, 2008
Nepal Reopens Everest After China Event - Post ChronicleNepal reopened Mount Everest to climbing expeditions following China's success Thursday in taking its Olympic flame atop the world's tallest peak. Nepalese officials had banned climbing on Mount Everest beyond Camp II since April 2, the...
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