Nepal Avalanche And Floods
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- Sean SeddonBBC
- Vijaya SrivastavaTimes of India
- Andreas IllmerDeutsche Welle
- The Associated PressToronto Star
- Agence France-PresseSouth China Morning Post
- AFP; APAl Jazeera
- Yashasvi VasisthaTimes of India
- AFP; ReutersAl Jazeera
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Rescuers recovered eight more bodies on Thursday from the area of the avalanche that swept through the base camp of the 7,126-metre (23,345-foot) Himlung peak early on Sunday, in one of the worst mountain disasters in recent years.
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At least ten Nepali climbers preparing for an expedition are missing after an avalanche hit a base camp in the Himalayas.1
The avalanche struck on Mount Himlung, a peak near Nepal's border with Tibet, during severe weather conditions.12
Rescue efforts have been hampered by poor weather, preventing helicopters and rescue teams from reaching the site.1
Eight members of one expedition team and two more from another company are reported missing according to Bibhuti Chand Thakur of Himalaya Holidays Trekking.1
Rescuers have recovered 15 bodies as of October 2, including eight found on Thursday at the base camp where one person remains missing.34
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- Ten climbers missing after avalanche hits Himalayan base camp BBC, 27 Sep
- Avalanche sweeps Nepal mountain, killing 2 and leaving 12 missing Toronto Star, 27 Sep
- Nepal avalanche kills at least 15 expedition workers Al Jazeera, 2 Oct
- Nepal avalanche toll rises to 15 deaths with discovery of 8 bodies on Mount Himlung Toronto Star, 2 Oct
- Nepal battered by severe rain: 21 dead, 5 missing as floods, landslides worsen Times of India, 27 Sep
- Rescuers search for 12 missing after Nepal avalanche kills two Al Jazeera, 28 Sep
- 27 killed across Nepal due to incessant rainfall since September 24: Authorities The Hindu, 29 Sep
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The avalanche hit Mount Himlung, a 7,126-meter (23,380-foot) peak in north central Nepal, said Mukti Prasad Khanal, the chief government administrator of Manang District where the mountain is located.
Home to eight of the world’s 14 highest peaks, Nepal’s economy relies heavily on mountaineering and trekking tourism.
The foreign climbers had not reached the site at the time of the avalanche.
At least 21 people have died, five are missing and five others have been injured across Nepal after four days of torrential rain triggered floods and landslides in several parts of the country, authorities said on Sunday.
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An avalanche in central Nepal killed at least 15 expedition workers who were preparing the base camp for later expeditions on Mount Himlung near the Chinese border. Rescuers recovered eight bodies on Thursday and are now searching for one missing worker with slim chances of recovery, according to Tul Singh Gurung from the Nepal National Mountain Guide Association. The disaster follows other major mountaineering…
Nepal avalanche kills at least 15 expedition workers →4 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyAn avalanche at the base camp of the Himlung Himal in central Nepal killed at least 15 Nepali workers who were preparing the site for foreign climbers, with one person still missing as of Thursday. The incident occurred over the weekend and is now considered the deadliest event during Nepal’s autumn climbing season this year. Workers from two trekking companies—Himalayan Holidays and Imagine Nepal Treks—were among…
Nepal avalanche kills 15 workers at Himlung Himal camp, one still missing →2 articles from Times of India on this storyRescuers found eight more bodies at the base camp of Mount Himlung in Nepal, increasing the death toll from an avalanche caused by severe weather on Sunday to 15 people. One individual is still unaccounted for among those missing. The Nepal National Mountain Guide Association is overseeing the search efforts and has been digging through snow at the site to recover the bodies.
Nepal avalanche toll rises to 15 deaths with discovery of 8 bodies on Mount Himlung →2 articles from Toronto Star on this storyOn Sunday morning, an avalanche hit a base camp near Himlung Himal peak in Nepal's Manang district, leaving at least 10 Nepali climbers missing. These guides were preparing to lead an expedition when the incident occurred due to heavy snowfall in recent days. With poor weather conditions impeding rescue efforts, authorities and organizers are struggling to reach and assist those involved. The article highlights…
Ten climbers missing after avalanche hits Himalayan base camp →An avalanche at the base camp of Himlung Himal in Nepal killed two mountain guides and left 14 staff members missing after several days of severe weather. The incident occurred when heavy rain and snowfall triggered the disaster, affecting a remote area near Tibet’s border with limited communication access. Local police reported that there were at least 22 people at the base camp during the avalanche on Sunday…
Avalanche in Nepal leaves 2 dead, several missing →An avalanche struck a base camp on Nepal’s Himlung mountain near the Chinese border early Sunday morning, killing two workers and leaving fourteen others missing. The victims were setting up tents for foreign climbers when the incident occurred; no climbers were present at the time of the accident. As of Sunday evening, rescuers had recovered only two bodies despite ongoing efforts by a team of eight mountain guides.
Avalanche at Nepal’s Himlung mountain leaves 2 workers dead, 14 missing →Show 3 more outlets
Rescue teams searched Mount Himlung in north-central Nepal on Monday for twelve individuals swept away by an avalanche the previous day. The incident killed at least two Nepali nationals who were preparing base camp for foreign clients during the autumn climbing season. Ten people were rescued and airlifted to safety, while the bodies of the deceased were taken to Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital…
Rescue teams search Nepal mountain for 12 swept away by avalanche →Rescue teams searched for twelve missing individuals following an avalanche on Mount Himlung in north-central Nepal that killed at least two people. The incident occurred as severe weather warnings were issued across the country, affecting the beginning of the autumn climbing season. Meanwhile, ten others were rescued from the same mountain, and rescuers airlifted the remains of the deceased to Kathmandu for further…
Rescue teams search for 12 people missing after deadly Nepal avalanche →Heavy rainfall in Nepal since September 24 has resulted in at least 27 deaths and four missing persons, along with significant damage to infrastructure and livestock. The incidents included 304 landslides causing 20 fatalities and 87 floods leading to four deaths. Additionally, heavy rain destroyed 227 houses and damaged another 142 partially. This ongoing disaster follows severe flash floods in August that killed…
27 killed across Nepal due to incessant rainfall since September 24: Authorities →Analysis
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How the first headlines put it
- Headlines vary in focus, some emphasizing the avalanche incident (H1, H3), while others highlight broader weather-related disasters across Nepal (H2, H6).15
- Some headlines specifically mention the number of deaths and missing climbers (H4, H5), whereas others provide a summary of overall casualties from various incidents (H6).67
How it changed
- 27 Sep
At least 21 people have died, five are missing and five others have been injured across Nepal after four days of torrential rain triggered floods and landslides in several parts of the country, authorities said on Sunday.
- 28 Sep
Rescuers are searching for a dozen people swept away by an avalanche that killed at least two others on a Nepalese mountain during severe weather.
- 1 Oct
“The bodies that were recovered today are expected to be brought by a helicopter to Kathmandu,” Gurung said.
Coverage 14 articles
2 Oct Nepal avalanche toll rises to 15 deaths with discovery of 8 bodies on Mount HimlungRescuers found eight more bodies at the base camp of Mount Himlung in Nepal, increasing the death toll from an avalanche caused by severe weather on Sunday to 15 people. One individual is still unaccounted for among those missing. The Nepal National Mountain Guide Association is overseeing the search efforts and has been digging through snow at the site to recover the bodies.Toronto Star
2 Oct Nepal avalanche kills at least 15 expedition workersAn avalanche in central Nepal killed at least 15 expedition workers who were preparing the base camp for later expeditions on Mount Himlung near the Chinese border. Rescuers recovered eight bodies on Thursday and are now searching for one missing worker with slim chances of recovery, according to Tul Singh Gurung from the Nepal National Mountain Guide Association. The disaster follows other major mountaineering…Al Jazeera
1 Oct Nepal avalanche kills 15 workers at Himlung Himal camp, one still missingAn avalanche at the base camp of the Himlung Himal in central Nepal killed at least 15 Nepali workers who were preparing the site for foreign climbers, with one person still missing as of Thursday. The incident occurred over the weekend and is now considered the deadliest event during Nepal’s autumn climbing season this year. Workers from two trekking companies—Himalayan Holidays and Imagine Nepal Treks—were among…Times of India
29 Sep 27 killed across Nepal due to incessant rainfall since September 24: AuthoritiesHeavy rainfall in Nepal since September 24 has resulted in at least 27 deaths and four missing persons, along with significant damage to infrastructure and livestock. The incidents included 304 landslides causing 20 fatalities and 87 floods leading to four deaths. Additionally, heavy rain destroyed 227 houses and damaged another 142 partially. This ongoing disaster follows severe flash floods in August that killed…The Hindu
28 Sep Nepal hit by deadly floods, landslides, and avalancheHeavy rainfall in Nepal caused floods and landslides that led to at least 21 deaths and left five people missing, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority. Additionally, an avalanche on Himlung Himal resulted in twelve local workers being reported missing.Al Jazeera
28 Sep Rescue teams search for 12 people missing after deadly Nepal avalancheRescue teams searched for twelve missing individuals following an avalanche on Mount Himlung in north-central Nepal that killed at least two people. The incident occurred as severe weather warnings were issued across the country, affecting the beginning of the autumn climbing season. Meanwhile, ten others were rescued from the same mountain, and rescuers airlifted the remains of the deceased to Kathmandu for further…CBS News- 28 Sep Rescue teams search Nepal mountain for 12 swept away by avalancheRescue teams searched Mount Himlung in north-central Nepal on Monday for twelve individuals swept away by an avalanche the previous day. The incident killed at least two Nepali nationals who were preparing base camp for foreign clients during the autumn climbing season. Ten people were rescued and airlifted to safety, while the bodies of the deceased were taken to Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital…CBC
28 Sep Rescuers search for 12 missing after Nepal avalanche kills twoRescuers are searching for 12 people missing after an avalanche on Mount Himlung in Nepal, which has already claimed two lives. The incident occurred as climbers were preparing base camp for the autumn climbing season that began this month. At least 10 people have been rescued from the site, and rescuers airlifted two bodies to Kathmandu's Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital. The avalanche is part of a broader…Al Jazeera
28 Sep Avalanche at Nepal’s Himlung mountain leaves 2 workers dead, 14 missingAn avalanche struck a base camp on Nepal’s Himlung mountain near the Chinese border early Sunday morning, killing two workers and leaving fourteen others missing. The victims were setting up tents for foreign climbers when the incident occurred; no climbers were present at the time of the accident. As of Sunday evening, rescuers had recovered only two bodies despite ongoing efforts by a team of eight mountain guides.South China Morning Post
28 Sep 14 killed, a dozen missing as Nepal is hit by more floods and landslidesHeavy rain in Nepal has caused floods and landslides, resulting in at least 14 deaths and 11 people missing. The hardest-hit area is Chitwan, with flood warnings issued for 49 districts, including regions already affected by a previous disaster that killed 1,450 people last month.Al Jazeera
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- 27 Sep Avalanche sweeps Nepal mountain, killing 2 and leaving 12 missingAn avalanche struck Mount Himlung in Nepal on Sunday during adverse weather conditions, resulting in at least two deaths and twelve people missing, according to official reports from Manang District's chief government administrator, Mukti Prasad Khanal. The affected peak stands at an elevation of 7,126 meters (23,380 feet).Toronto Star
27 Sep Avalanche in Nepal leaves 2 dead, several missingAn avalanche at the base camp of Himlung Himal in Nepal killed two mountain guides and left 14 staff members missing after several days of severe weather. The incident occurred when heavy rain and snowfall triggered the disaster, affecting a remote area near Tibet’s border with limited communication access. Local police reported that there were at least 22 people at the base camp during the avalanche on Sunday…Deutsche Welle
27 Sep Nepal battered by severe rain: 21 dead, 5 missing as floods, landslides worsenSevere rain in Nepal from September 24 to 27 has resulted in at least 21 deaths, five missing persons, and numerous injuries due to floods and landslides. Authorities report that landslides are responsible for 14 of the fatalities and have caused extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. Over 3,000 people were evacuated as rivers like the Narayani and Kaligandaki overflowed or were blocked by debris, posing…Times of India
27 Sep Ten climbers missing after avalanche hits Himalayan base campOn Sunday morning, an avalanche hit a base camp near Himlung Himal peak in Nepal's Manang district, leaving at least 10 Nepali climbers missing. These guides were preparing to lead an expedition when the incident occurred due to heavy snowfall in recent days. With poor weather conditions impeding rescue efforts, authorities and organizers are struggling to reach and assist those involved. The article highlights…BBC
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