That's what they found when cleaning Mount Everest

The Nepalese authorities announced on Wednesday that a special government expedition to clean Mount Everest had resulted in 11,000 kilograms of garbage and four bodies on the highest mountain in the world.

A tourism department official, Danduraj Ghimire, said the expedition participants had spent several weeks on the slopes of Everest to collect food packaging, cans, bottles and bottles of water. 39, empty oxygen.

Part of the waste was flown to Kathmandu, where it was delivered to recyclers on Wednesday during a ceremony that officially ended the cleanup campaign.

Authorities have described the mission as successful but added that there is still much to be removed from Everest.

Hundreds of mountaineers, their guides and other helpers spend weeks on Everest every spring.