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The 2020 Cho Oyu Mountaineering Team organized by Tibet Holy Mountain Adventure Company. At 9:22 (7:07 NST) on September 30th, 12 (19?) members and 16 guides successively reached the sixth highest peak in the world, Cho Oyu. The crew evacuated safely to the advance camp.

From September 15 to September 22, after 8 days of hard work, the transportation team successively transported various high-altitude climbing materials to two high-altitude camps. At 13:00 (10:45 NST) on September 29th, five members of the Holy Mountain Road Repair Team successfully opened up the road to the summit, laying a solid foundation for the success of the follow-up team members.

In order to ensure that the team members successfully climbed to the summit and safely descended, the commander-in-chief of this mountaineering activity, Ciren Sangzhu, was in command at Camp 1 at an altitude of 6450 meters. At the same time, in order to deal with emergencies during the climbing activities, they were on the 1st and 2nd. The camp (7100 meters above sea level) is equipped with 4 guides in case of emergency.

The mountaineers for this event will report in Lhasa on September 7. After participating in the pre-departure briefing on September 9, they will begin adaptation training in the surrounding areas of Lhasa. They will embark on the journey on September 11 and arrive at Cho Oyu on September 13. Go to the camp and start high-altitude adaptation training. Due to the weather in the Cho Oyu mountain area, the high-altitude adaptation training ended on September 24, and all the climbers descended to Tingri County for adjustment.