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The six tourists lost contact while travelling through the snow-hit Numla and Bagla Pass areas; Nepal Army teams have joined the search operation
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Six Indian tourists were rescued on Monday after they got stranded due to heavy snowfall in the Shey-Phoksundo National Park area of Nepal, police said. The tourists, two women and four men, had been out of contact since November 1 because of the snowfall. They were rescued by a private helicopter…
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Six Indian tourists were rescued on Monday after they got stranded due to heavy snowfall in the Shey-Phoksundo National Park area of Nepal, police said. The tourists, two women and four men, had been out of contact since November 1 because of the snowfall. They were rescued by a private helicopter…
