Avalanche on Nepal's Himlung Himal leaves 10 missing, landslide kills 1
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An avalanche on Nepal's 7,126-meter Himlung Himal mountain left 10 climbers and support staff missing after heavy rain and snowfall in the country's west. A separate landslide in Palpa district killed at least one person and left two missing, while flooding in Parbat affected about 80 homes.
Key Facts
- An avalanche on Himlung Himal mountain in western Nepal left 10 people missing, including climbers and support team members.
- A landslide in Palpa district killed at least one person and left two others missing.
- Flooding from a river overflow in Parbat district affected approximately 80 homes.
- Search and rescue operations are ongoing in the avalanche area.
Avalanche on Himlung Himal
Nepali officials reported that an avalanche struck the 7,126-meter Himlung Himal mountain in the country's west following heavy rain and snowfall. The avalanche left 10 people missing, including climbers and support team members. Search and rescue operations are continuing in the area, according to officials.
Landslide and Flooding
A landslide in a settlement in Palpa district killed at least one person and left two others missing. In Parbat district, flooding caused by a river overflow affected about 80 homes.
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