SAFETY Protocols

Safety Protocols


A] In context of Covid Scenario:
1. Mandatory Criteria:
Fully Vaccinated Certificate OR First Dose OR RT-PCR OR Rapid Antigen test (72hrs) will be mandatory criteria for trek participants.

2. Vaccination status of our team/support staff:
Our trek lead from Mumbai is fully vaccinated. Local support staff is also undergoing vaccination. We will ensure a safe environment for our participants.

3. Stay arrangements:
All accommodations will be on double or triple sharing basis while on the Trek and on Quad-sharing basis in Rishikesh. If any participant wants to have single occupancy, it will be arranged at an extra cost.


B] In context of Emergency situations:
1. We are equipped with first aid kit, Oxymeter, BP machine, Oxygen Can, Thermometer. Each day we will be taking note of Temperature, O2 & BP levels of all the participants and participants will be allowed to proceed to the higher camp only if their readings are found satisfactory. Decision of the trek leader will be final in this matter.

2. Our team is prepared with necessary arrangements to evacuate any participant to the nearest hospital in case of any major mishap. If any participant feels uneasy or unfit or shows any signs of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness), we will ensure that he or she is safely shifted to lower camp on immediate basis. (All the evacuation & rescue costs, medical emergency costs etc will have to be borne by the respective participant.)

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