Nepal police say remains of 5 climbers missing since a November 2025 avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri have been found at the 5,630m peak's base camp in Dolakha District after melting snow exposed them. A helicopter team was dispatched Friday but could not recover them due to poor weather.
Police in Nepal's Dolakha District say remains of five climbers believed to have gone missing in a November 2025 avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri were discovered at the 5,630-meter peak's base camp after melting snow exposed them, with recovery halted due to poor weather.
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