On May 24, the Mount Everest Administration in Shigatse, Xizang issued an official statement to refute the rumor against a video circulated on the Internet. The video claims that on the morning of May 21, an incident occurred on the Hillary Steps section of Mount Everest.crashgamesA serious road collapse occurred, causing five climbers to fall off the cliff, two of whom were unfortunately killed.

Everest Authority staff made it clear that they had not received any information about such accidents. According to official understanding, the climbers have successfully climbed Mount Everest and returned safely. The Authority emphasized that such rumors have caused unnecessary trouble and panic to climbers and their families, and have also had a negative impact on Mount Everest mountaineering activities.

The Administration Bureau calls on netizens and the media to be vigilant against unconfirmed information, not to be credulous or spread it, and jointly maintain a clear network environment. At the same time, the Mount Everest Administration will continue to strengthen safety management in the Mount Everest area to ensure the safety of climbers.

This incident also reminded the public that Mount Everest, as the world's highest peak, is full of challenges and risks in its climbing activities. Climbers need to be fully prepared and trained before climbing, while complying with relevant safety regulations and guidelines. The Everest Administration will continue to work with climbers, tour guides and relevant agencies to ensure the smooth progress of mountaineering activities.

Through this incident, we have seen the Everest Administration's rapid response and effective communication in the face of emergencies, and it also reflects its high degree of responsibility for the safety of climbers. In the future, the Mount Everest Administration will continue to strengthen cooperation with all parties to improve the safety management level in the Mount Everest area and provide climbers with a safer and orderly climbing environment.