Coronavirus has reached the world’s tallest mountain, Mount Everest. This was confirmed as a Norwegian climber e has tested positive for Covid-19 on Thursday. He was in his mission to climb the tallest mountain. Erlend Ness, a climber of Norway has tested Covid-19 positive. Ness was evacuated from the slopes by helicopter and taken to a hospital in Kathmandu after spending time at Everest base camp.
“My diagnosis is Covid-19. I’m doing ok now… The hospital is taking care of me”, Erlend Ness wrote on his Facebook . “I really hope that none of the others get infected with corona high up in the mountains. It is impossible to evacuate people with a helicopter when they’re above 8,000 metres,” Ness told to a news reporter.
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Earlier a hospital in Nepal’s capital city, Kathmandu confirmed it had taken in patients from Everest who had infected coronavirus . “I can’t share the details but some evacuated from Everest have tested positive,” said Prativa Pandey, the medical director at Kathmandu’s CIWEC Hospital .
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