Coronavirus Reaches Mount Everest

• According to the news report by The Hill, the world's tallest mountain, Mount Everest has reported the first-ever case of COVID-19.

• A Norwegian climber Erlend Ness tested positive for the virus at the base camp. Later on, he was evacuated to Kathmandu, Nepal.

• Earlier, Ness was suspected to have high altitude sickness Pulmonary Edema.

• "I really hope that none of the others get infected ... high up in the mountains. It is impossible to evacuate people with a helicopter when they're above 8,000 meters," Ness said.