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Oldest to climb Mount Everest

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KATHMANDU: Nepal has felicitated over 70 summiteers to mark the first “International Everest Day” on May 29. Min Bahadur Serchan, 76, (in the photo) is the world’s oldest person to climb the highest mountain. He accomplished the feat on May 25.

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