Six Indians Go Missing Near Nepal's Deepest Lake, Heavy Snow And No Mobile Network Hamper Rescue
Six Indian tourists, including two women and four men, have gone missing during a trek to Shey-Phoksundo Lake in Nepal after heavy snowfall in the region, authorities confirmed on Sunday. The tourists were travelling through the high-altitude areas of Dolpo when they lost contact with local authorities.
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India Today (IN): Six Indian tourists lost contact while crossing snowbound passes near Shey Phoksundo Lake. An army team has been deployed as officials seek
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The Daily Jagran: Six Indian tourists, including two women and four men, have gone missing during a trek to Shey-Phoksundo Lake in Nepal after heavy snowfall
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