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7 climbers killed, 4 missing in avalanche in Nepal

Survivor Describes Avalanche On Nepal Mountain That Killed 7 Climbers

Authorities say the avalanche struck on Monday following reports of deteriorating weather and snowstorms, catching the climbers off guard at their base camp on Mount Yalung Ri.

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Avalanche on Nepal Mountain Yalung Ri Kills 7 Including Foreign Climbers

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

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Avalanche tragedy in Nepal: 7 climbers killed, several missing in Himalayas Himalayas as extreme weather strikes again

At least seven people, including several foreign nationals, were killed and four others injured on Monday after an avalanche struck the base camp of Nepal’s Yalung Ri peak, officials said.

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Avalanche on Nepal's Yalung Ri mountain kills 7 including foreign climbers amid snowstorms, search operation on

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Avalanche in northeast Nepal kills 7 people

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Avalanche on Nepal’s Yalung Ri peak kills 3, including French climber; 4 missing

Five others were injured after the avalanche swept through the base camp of the 5,630-metre-tall peak, located in the Rolwaling Valley of Bagmati province's Dolakha district.

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7 killed, 5 hurt in Nepal after avalanche hits Mount Yalung Ri

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Nepal: 7 killed, 4 injured, others missing as avalanche strikes base camp of Yalung Ri in Dolakha

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