Nepal Police Interview

7 climbers killed, 4 missing in avalanche in Nepal

At least 2 killed and 5 missing in avalanche on Nepal mountain

Rescue efforts have been hampered by poor weather as well as the high altitude of the site, which Armed Police Force spokesperson Shailendra Thapa told Reuters was 16,070 feet.

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7 killed, 5 hurt in Nepal after avalanche hits Mount Yalung Ri

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Avalanche in Nepal kills 5 foreign climbers, 2 guides

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Nepal battles snow and wind to reach survivors after seven climbers killed in Himalayan avalanche

Search and rescue teams were battling harsh weather on Tuesday to find four missing climbers after an avalanche at a Himalayan peak in Nepal killed seven people, officials said.

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Avalanche hits Nepal’s Mount Yalung Ri, killing seven climbers

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7 Dead Following Avalanche on Mountain in Nepal: Reports

Multiple Climbers Are Dead After an Avalanche Struck Near a Himalayan Base Camp in Nepal

Unstable snow and fluctuating weather conditions brought on by Cyclone Monica are believed to have caused the avalanche. Five tourists and ten Nepali high-altitude guides set out roughly an hour before the slide occurred near the base camp of Yalung Ri Peak.

Nepal’s protest arson leaves a trail of burning questions: ‘it’s suspicious’

Inspectors suspect some of the blazes, which incinerated more than 450,000 court files, were deliberately set to destroy evidence.

The Kathmandu Post on MSN

Police still using Second World War-era hunting rifles

A silver lining amid all these unfortunate events is that local communities are closer to the police, as displayed by their efforts to rebuild damaged police infrastructure.

KTHV

Police in Nepal open fire on protesters outside parliament, killing 10

KATHMANDU, Nepal — Police in Kathmandu opened fire Monday on protesters demonstrating against a government ban on social media, killing at least 10 and wounding dozens more. Six people died at the Bir Hospital in Kathmandu, the Kantipur newspaper said ...