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Everest guides 'secretly poisoned' climbers to trigger costly helicopter rescues' as part of £15m scam

Daily Mail 1 min read 5 hours ago

Guides taking tourists up and down Mount Everest have allegedly been secretly lacing climbers' food to trigger costly helicopter rescues as part of a pervasive £15million insurance scam
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