Nepal in the News- At the same time, without informing Nepal, the Chinese team has started measuring the height of Everest

Nepal in the News- At the same time, without informing Nepal, the Chinese team has started measuring the height of Everest

Kathmandu. A high-level team from the 

Chinese government has reached the base camp of Mount Everest at the same time during the global epidemic of corona virus (Covid-19) to measure the height of the highest peak in Nepal, Mount Everest.

 However, China has not officially informed the Nepalese government about this. According to the news, a team of 55 technicians led by a Chinese official named Li Guopeng has reached the foot of Mount Everest with the latest equipment. An organization called Flyover China has made public on social media that they walked towards the summit from the foot of Mt. Everest on May 5.

He has also posted a photo of some Chinese lascars at the foot of Mt. Everest. The Nepalese government has been making various preparations to measure the height of Mt. Everest since last year. The technical team of the Government of Nepal has already reached the summit of Mt. Everest and has been carrying out various studies in the foothills and surrounding areas of Mt. Everest.

 In such a situation, the Chinese government has hastily formed a team to measure the height of Mount Everest and sent it to the summit of Mount Everest.

And, China's destiny is also in question. This incident shows that China is trying to show the same Dominant tendency while its southern neighbor India is being attacked by the Dominant tendency of India. There is no doubt that Mount Everest is Nepal.

The eastern, western and southern Mohoda of Mount Everest are towards Nepal, while the northern Mohoda is considered as the border of Nepal and China. It is said that during the reign of King Mahendra, an agreement was reached to allow China to use the northern face of Mount Everest.

For climbing Mt. Everest, China only allows climbing from North Mohoda. Climbers from the rest of Mohoda climb Mt. Everest with Nepal's permission. Claiming that this is its part towards the northern face, China has already started measuring the height of Everest.

But, is it possible to measure the height of Mount Everest from just one Mohoda? Of course not, because all faces must be used to measure height. Nepali land is used to measure east, west and south. And Nepal's permission is not required when using Nepali land?

According to a report published by the Chinese government's official Xinhua news agency on May 3, China has tried to measure the height of Mount Everest using both traditional and modern methods and techniques.

Measurements from surveys, snow deft radar and satellite remote sensing technology Xinhua's news has also given information that the height of Mount Everest will be measured. According to the report, China has measured Mt. Everest a few times before and the height of Mt. Everest was found to be 8884.13 m in the survey conducted in 1975 and 8844.43 m in the survey conducted in 2005.

In a joint statement issued during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Nepal, it was mentioned that Nepal and China would jointly declare the height of Mount Everest. This does not mean that the height of Mount Everest can be measured using Nepali land without Nepal's knowledge.

A senior official of the Department of Surveying and Mapping said, "Nepal's permission is required when using Nepali land." Was pressured. However, Nepal has been rejecting India's offer, saying it will measure itself.

Neighboring India has just crossed the Nepalese land in the trilateral border area between Nepal, India and China and built a road to Mansarovar on its own. Damodar Dhakal, a spokesman for the Department of Surveying and Mapping, said the department had no information about China measuring the height of Mount Everest. "The Department of Surveying and Mapping has no information on this matter," spokesperson Dhakal told DC Nepal.

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