Rescuers in Nepal have recovered two bodies after an avalanche hit a Himalayan climbing group near Himlung Himal, while at least 10 Nepalese workers remain missing. The victims were part of a team preparing routes and support logistics for climbers on the remote peak, underscoring the persistent danger faced by high-altitude expedition crews in the Himalayas.
"Two Bodies Found After Avalanche Strikes Himalayan Climbing Team in Nepal"
Rescuers in Nepal have recovered two bodies after an avalanche hit a Himalayan climbing group near Himlung Himal, while at least 10 Nepalese workers remain missing. The victims were part of a team preparing routes and support logistics for climbers on the remote peak, underscoring the persistent danger faced by high-altitude expedition crews in the Himalayas.
Two Bodies Found After Avalanche Strikes Himalayan Climbing Team in Nepal
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Rescuers in Nepal have recovered two bodies after an avalanche hit a Himalayan climbing group near Himlung Himal, while at least 10 Nepalese workers remain missing. The victims were part of a team preparing routes and support logistics for climbers on the remote peak, underscoring the persistent danger faced by high-altitude expedition crews in the Himalayas.
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