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7 climbers killed, 4 missing in avalanche in Nepal

7 Climbers Are Killed After Avalanche Hits Base Camp in Himalayas

An avalanche struck a Himalayan base camp in Nepal on Monday, leaving at least seven climbers dead, local officials said, after a cyclone produced heavy snowfall in the famed mountaineering region.

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Three Americans Among Dead After Himalayan Avalanche

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Foreign climbers and Nepali guides among 7 killed in avalanche on Nepal mountain

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Seven climbers dead after Nepal avalanche

At least three climbers, including a French national, have died after being hit by an avalanche on a Himalayan peak in north-eastern Nepal, police say.

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At least seven killed including five tourists after horror avalanche hit climbers’ base camp in Himalayas

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Nepal battles snow and wind to reach survivors after seven climbers killed in Himalayan avalanche

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Rescuers in Nepal search for climbers' bodies in an avalanche

Improving weather allowed a helicopter to reach the base camp Tuesday and rescuers were able to begin shifting through the snow and ice.

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Avalanche on Nepal's Yalung Ri mountain kills at least seven, officials say

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3 Killed, 4 Missing After Avalanche In Nepal

Nine Lives Lost in Two Separate Avalanches in the Himalaya

Seven members of an expedition to Dolma Khang have lost their lives on Yalung Ri. Meanwhile, rescuers found the bodies of two Italians missing on Panbari.

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Three Americans among seven killed when avalanche obliterates Himalayan climbers' base camp

Three American climbers have died after an avalanche slammed into their base camp in the Himalayas, Nepalese media reports. Seven people died in total ... climbers had gone missing on Yalung Ri Himal mountain, which rises to 5,630 metres (18,470 feet ...

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Twins climb Himalayan mountain with 1920s kit

Twin brothers have conquered a Himalayan mountain, one dressed in modern clothing, the other wearing a replica of kit worn by British explorers 100 years ago.

Aussie climber’s death on on Himalayan mountain prompts family’s call for sherpa support

“While no words can ease this loss, we choose to honour Chinny’s memory by giving back to those who make high-altitude expeditions possible — the devoted sherpas of Nepal,” Chan’s family said in a statement on GoFundMe. “Sherpas risk their lives on every climb.

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Mount Everest Day: Discover 13 Animals That Live on the World’s Most Famous Mountain

Mount Everest, located in the Himalayan Mountain Range, is the tallest mountain in the world. It reaches an elevation of 29,032 feet. The mountain itself is nestled between Nepal and Tibet, in an autonomous region of China. Hundreds attempt to climb the ...