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Four bodies found after Nepal’s Himlung avalanche, 12 still missing (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Four bodies have been recovered and identified following an avalanche on Himlung Himal in Manang, while search teams continued efforts on Monday to locate 12 people still missing in the 7,126-metre peak. The Nepal National Mountain Guide Association (NNMGA) said two bodies were recovered on Monday, those of Birendra Gurung and Ghanshyam Rai. The bodies of Chhebi Bhote and Pasang Bhote were recovered and identified on Sunday. NNMGA President Tul Singh Gurung said the association’s sea
14 Nepalis missing on Himlung base camp after avalanche as bad weather hampers rescue (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – At least 14 Nepalis are missing on Himlung Himal in Manang’s Nar Phu region after an avalanche, while bad weather has prevented helicopters from reaching the 7,126-metre peak, according to trekking officials. Bibhuti Chand Thakur, founder of Himalayan Holidays Trekking, has been coordinating the rescue effort with government agencies and private operators since Sunday morning after members of a team preparing for the expedition went missing. Thakur, who has been organising trekking a
No bodies, no answers: Foreign families search for loved ones missing in Nepal floods (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – On September 7, Vichitra Jain stood outside the Nepal Tourism Board in Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu, carrying a photograph of a friend who vanished on a trip to Kailash. Officials and tourism leaders had gathered inside to mourn those killed in the Bhotekoshi disaster. The ceremony ended. The officials left. The gate was shut. Jain stayed looking for answers. She was one of three foreigners outside that day, waiting for news of missing relatives and friends. Jain had travelled from Indi
Skyrocketing fuel costs drive sharp decline in Nepali air travel (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Costly jet fuel in Nepal has forced domestic carriers to hike airfares by up to 40 percent, causing passenger numbers to plunge. Escalating geopolitical tensions—driven by joint US and Israeli military operations in Iran—have sent global aviation fuel prices skyrocketing. According to data compiled by domestic airlines and Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), the number of domestic passengers plunged by over 540,000 in the fiscal year 2025-26, which ended on July 16, mainly due
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