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Tourism-Reliant Nepal to Seek Assurances Everest is Safe After Earthquakes

Reuters (KATHMANDU 11 June)  – Nepal will ask international experts to assess the safety of Mount Everest trekking trails in an effort to convince tourists it is safe to return after two

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