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An avalanche struck the base camp of Himlung Himal (7,126 metres) in Nepal's Manang district on September 27, 2026, burying workers who were preparing the camp for foreign climbers. Initial reports varied on the number missing, ranging from 6 to 16 people. By October 1, rescuers had recovered 15 bodies, with eight found on that date and seven recovered earlier in the week. One worker remained missing, though chances of finding the person alive were considered slim. The avalanche occurred during severe weather conditions marked by heavy rainfall and snowfall. Rescue operations were hampered by poor weather and difficult mountain access, and were eventually suspended or wound down. The workers killed were Nepali expedition support staff and guides from companies including Himalayan Holidays Nepal and Imagine Nepal Treks.
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