Greg Jenner

They didn't have the fund.

Now what happens is they will have the fund and that means they can set up a checkpoint high up in the mountain.

And also there will be mountain ranges who can go up and check and come back, back and forth.

That's the idea.

But this thing will have to be enacted as a law and it will have to be passed by the parliament and then things might start rolling.

It's horrible, to be honest.

In the wake of this growing number of climbers, it's getting very, very difficult.

What I'm told by operators is there's this cutthroat competition.

As a result, what happens is many climbers, many expedition operators, they tend to take up cheap things like cheap tents and they just trash them there.

But Sherpas think that if they have the money, they can do things.

We'll have to see that.

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