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French climber killed, two missing after avalanche on K6 peak
The accident occurred in the Hushe Valley of Ghanche district, The post French climber killed, two missing after avalanche on K6 peak appeared first on BOL News.
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Related coverage for "French climber killed, two missing after avalanche on K6 peak": BoingBoing — Everest's most famous body finally has a name. Caucasian Knot — A climber was rescued in the mountains of Azerbaijan.. Boston.com — Volunteer rescuer injured as multiple groups of hypothermic hikers rescued from N.H. mountain. Times of India — Empire State Building climb: Couple arrested after proposal atop New York's skyscraper - video. ABC7 New York — How daredevil climbers got onto Empire State Building spire . The Hindu BusinessLine — Pune building collapse: Toll up at 9 as last body recovered