
A body on Mount Everest known as 'Green Boots' was believed to be that of Indian climber Tsewang Paljor for nearly three decades.
The identity of the body is now being questioned, suggesting it may not be Paljor's.
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Correct identification of the body is important for the climber's family and the mountaineering community
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