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Tonnes of trash from Mt. Everest handed over for recycling

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Bags of trash weighing nearly eleven tonnes brought from Mount Everest to Kathmandu by army helicopters and trucks were handed over to a local recycling company.

Added on the 05/06/2019 17:46:12 - Copyright : AFP EN

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