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Rescuers in Nepal trying to find our bodies of seven climbers killed in Mount Yalung Ri avalanche

By Editorial Board Published November 4, 2025 3 Min Read
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Rescuers in Nepal trying to find our bodies of seven climbers killed in Mount Yalung Ri avalanche

A French climber has stated she was “lucky” to outlive an avalanche during which her husband died, as rescue groups work to get well the our bodies of seven individuals killed within the Himalayas on Monday morning.

Isabelle Solange Thaon, one in every of two French climbers who survived the avalanche on the Mount Yalung Ri base camp, stated she misplaced her husband, recognized as Christian Manfred, on the mountain.

Ms Thaon, 54, stated she and Didier Armand, who had been each flown by helicopter to the Period Hospital in Kathmandu, “were lucky because we were on the left”.

Rescuers in Nepal trying to find our bodies of seven climbers killed in Mount Yalung Ri avalanche

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Isabelle Solange Thaon stated her husband died within the avalanche. Pic: AP

Talking from her hospital mattress, she stated they climbed and swam till “we were in the snow and after someone came immediately (to help).

“Sadly, Christian died… It was not doable due to rocks hit his head,” she said, adding she was lucky because she was not covered by the snow piled up by the avalanche.

“The opposite individuals had been underneath the snow, they stated they assume it was 6m (20ft) underneath snow, so it was utterly useless in entrance. It was not doable to assist them.”

Staff started digging by means of ice and snow on Tuesday to achieve the stays of the group buried.

The search space is positioned at a little bit over 4,900m (16,070ft), up the height, which measures 5,600m (18,370ft) and is taken into account appropriate for newbie climbers.

Didier Armand survived the avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri. Pic: AP

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Didier Armand survived the avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri. Pic: AP

Snowstorms prevented rescuers from reaching the location on the day of the avalanche, however in enhancing climate, a helicopter reached the bottom camp on Tuesday, permitting rescuers to start digging by means of the snow and ice.

4 climbers who had been injured within the avalanche had been rescued by the helicopter and flown to the capital Kathmandu for remedy, Dolkha district police chief Gyan Kumar Mahato stated.

Two Nepali mountain guides had been amongst these killed, and, whereas the id of the remaining 4 was nonetheless unclear, Mr Mahato stated one in every of them is probably going a French nationwide.

At the very least three our bodies had been pulled out of the snow by Tuesday afternoon, he stated, nevertheless it was not clear once they can be introduced down from the mountains.

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