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Nepal will create free WiFi zones at the base camp to facilitate communications from the world's highest mountain and to aid rescue efforts in the event of any contingencies. The base camp is located at the height of 5360 metres (17,600 feet), making ...
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Nepal will create free WiFi zones at the base camp to facilitate communications from the world's highest mountain and to aid rescue efforts in the event of any contingencies. The base camp is located at the height of 5360 metres (17,600 feet), making ...
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