Foreign mountaineers will no longer be allowed to climb Mount Everest without guides. The Nepalese government has enacted a new law to provide more protection to mountaineers, the BBC said on Saturday. According to that law, foreign climbers must take a guide with the course. Expected to increase the employment opportunities of Nepalese Guides, the tourism authorities of the country expect. A new law has blinded the blindness and the mountaineering of those who do not have two legs has been prohibited, said Nepal's tourism board official. The government of Nepal has decided to reduce the number of accidents. This year, the record number climber tried to win the world's highest peak Mount Everest. Although the number of casualties during hiking was the same as in the other years. Six climbers have died this season so far. BBC![manasluroute_content_bg.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWiXehuyrpBW6iGB4sALNyXEmSo12YvwRNpYCHc35c7Hp/manasluroute_content_bg.jpg)