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Two climbers summit 8188m Mt Cho Oyu

Kathmandu, Oct 7: A team of two climbers summited Cho Oyu (8,188 metres), the world's sixth highest peak, on October 5, 2024. Anja Blacha from Germany and Ngima Dorchi Sherpa from Nepal reached atop the peak at 10:10 am, confirmed Thaneswar Guragai, General Manager of Seven Summit Treks. Blacha made

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