Hunters dug into a mountain in Nepal on Tuesday to search for the bodies of seven accomplices killed by New York and authorities.
Avanon entered the base camp on Monday morning at Yuling Ri, the base camp at 4,900 meters. On the same day, snow was prevented from reaching the station, but the weather cleared on Tuesday and the helicopter landed with new ones.
Other travelers who were injured in their area were taken to the capital for treatment. Among them, there were three French and five Nepali citizens.
At least three bodies were pulled from the snow on Tuesday afternoon, police said.
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“Because we were on the left side, it was our progress,” Tyde said as he crawled through the snow and crawled on the ice as they helped get them out of the hospital bed.
“Unfortunately, Christian died… he said.
Among those killed were two Ne Pali mountain guides, but the identity of the remaining four is not clear.
Yalang ri is 5,600 meters high suitable for novice climbers.
Meanwhile, the bodies of two missing Italian sons were recovered on a separate mountain on Tuesday, according to the Nepal Tourism District.
Italy’s foreign minister confirmed the deaths of Elaine Capitino and Stefano Arrotonatos on Tuesday. By the end of Friday, they were climbing to the heights of Panchar.
The Italian service said that “the disabled were trapped in Camp 1 (5,000 meters) in heavy snow.”