Six Indian tourists missing in Dolpa after heavy snowfall; helicopter requested for rescue
Daijiworld Media Network - Kathmandu Kathmandu, Nov 1: Six Indian tourists, including two women, have gone missing in Nepal's Dolpa district amid heavy snowfall while travelling towards the popular Shey Phoksundo Lake. Authorities have initiated preparations for a search and rescue operation, with a helicopter being s.....
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onlinekhabar.com (NP): Six Indian tourists, including two women, have lost contact after heavy snowfall while travelling from Dolpo Buddha Rural Municipality in Do
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NewsBytes: Six Indian trekkers, including two women, have disappeared near Shey-Phoksundo Lake in Nepal due to heavy snowfall, with rescue efforts hamp
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Daijiworld: Daijiworld Media Network - Kathmandu Kathmandu, Nov 1: Six Indian tourists, including two women, have gone missing in Nepal's Dolpa district
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