Climbing success
Seven Chinese climbers have become the first to conquer the 7043-metre Naipung Mountain in Tibet, reports the New China News Agency. The agency quoted the Chinese Mountaineering Association as saying that the climbers reached the top via the south-west ridge.—Hong Kong.
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Press, 27 April 1983, Page 30
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