In bustling metropolises like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi, traffic snarls are commonplace. However, a recent revelation about Mount Everest experiencing its form of congestion has sparked widespread discussions on the internet.
The viral snapshot, shared by user @NGKabra, captured climbers forming queues to ascend the 29,029-foot summit, navigating the perilous ‘death zone.’ Expressing frustration, the original poster remarked, “Stop whining about the traffic jam on Mumbai-Pune Expressway. Even Mount Everest has multi-hour traffic jams. The issue arises from individuals desiring to engage in the same activity as everyone else, all on the same day. This post swiftly drew notice, sparking an animated discussion.
The discussion unfolded as some emphasized the acknowledgment of risks inherent in such endeavors, while others dismissed the idea of comparing a mountain peak to the traffic challenges of a bustling city. One user exclaimed, “Surprising! Traffic jams aren’t exclusive to Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi; even Mount Everest experiences them.” Another proposed a solution, stating, “That’s correct. We should explore ways to encourage people to engage in diverse activities on different days, avoiding intersections with others.”
