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KATHMANDU, NEPAL (NYTIMES) - In April at Mount Everest base camp, where climbers acclimatise to the extreme altitude before heading to the summit of the world s highest peak, Mr Jangbu Sherpa fell ill with a cough and fever.
At 5,361m, his symptoms quickly worsened. The expedition company that had hired Mr Jangbu to help a Bahraini prince climb Everest had him airlifted to a hospital in the capital, Kathmandu, where he tested positive for Covid-19.
He spent a week at the hospital and six days at home, and then was back at base camp. Experienced guides like him from Nepal s high-mountain-dwelling Sherpa community were in short supply because of the pandemic, and the expedition company stood to lose thousands of dollars if the prince s climb was cancelled. ....

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