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6 de octubre de 2025

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Equipos de rescate están asistiendo a cientos de excursionistas varados por fuertes nevadas en las laderas tibetanas del Monte Everest durante el feriado nacional de China.

Equipos de rescate están asistiendo a cientos de excursionistas varados por fuertes nevadas en las laderas tibetanas del Monte Everest durante el feriado nacional de China. Hasta el domingo, aproximadamente 350 excursionistas habían llegado a un punto de encuentro en el condado de Tingri, mientras que los rescatistas mantienen contacto con otras 200 personas.

Los excursionistas quedaron atrapados a altitudes superiores a los 4,900 metros (16,000 pies), donde la nieve profunda —de hasta 1 metro (3 pies)— ha aplastado tiendas de campaña y bloqueado caminos. Cientos de rescatistas, asistidos por aldeanos locales con caballos y bueyes, están trabajando para despejar rutas y evacuar a los afectados.

La tormenta de nieve ocurrió durante la semana de feriado nacional de China, un período pico para el turismo en la región. En respuesta, las autoridades han suspendido la venta de boletos y restringido el acceso al Área Escénica del Everest.

Este incidente sigue a recientes desastres naturales en la zona, incluyendo un terremoto en enero que causó al menos 126 muertes y fuertes lluvias en Nepal que provocaron más de 40 fallecimientos.

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AP News

Primero reportado aquí

Operaciones de Rescate en Marcha para Casi 1,000 Personas Atrapadas en las Laderas Tibetanas del Monte Everest

5 de octubre de 2025 • BBC

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Rescue teams are assisting hundreds of hikers stranded by heavy snowfall on Mount Everest's Tibetan slopes during China's national holiday.

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As of Sunday, approximately 350 hikers had reached a meeting point in Tingri County, with rescuers maintaining contact with an additional 200 individuals.

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The hikers were trapped at elevations exceeding 4,900 meters (16,000 feet), where deep snow—up to 1 meter (3 feet)—has crushed tents and blocked paths.

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Hundreds of rescuers, assisted by local villagers with horses and oxen, are working to clear routes and bring down those affected.

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The snowstorm struck during China's weeklong national holiday, a peak period for tourism in the region.

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In response, authorities have suspended ticket sales and restricted entry to the Everest Scenic Area.

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This incident follows recent natural disasters in the area, including an earthquake in January that resulted in at least 126 fatalities and heavy rains in Nepal causing over 40 deaths.

Operaciones de Rescate en Curso para Excursionistas Atrapados por Tormenta de Nieve en el Monte Everest

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Primero reportado aquí

Operaciones de Rescate en Marcha para Casi 1,000 Personas Atrapadas en las Laderas Tibetanas del Monte Everest

Verificación de hechos

Rescue teams are assisting hundreds of hikers stranded by heavy snowfall on Mount Everest's Tibetan slopes during China's national holiday.

As of Sunday, approximately 350 hikers had reached a meeting point in Tingri County, with rescuers maintaining contact with an additional 200 individuals.

The hikers were trapped at elevations exceeding 4,900 meters (16,000 feet), where deep snow—up to 1 meter (3 feet)—has crushed tents and blocked paths.

Hundreds of rescuers, assisted by local villagers with horses and oxen, are working to clear routes and bring down those affected.

The snowstorm struck during China's weeklong national holiday, a peak period for tourism in the region.

In response, authorities have suspended ticket sales and restricted entry to the Everest Scenic Area.

This incident follows recent natural disasters in the area, including an earthquake in January that resulted in at least 126 fatalities and heavy rains in Nepal causing over 40 deaths.

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Primero reportado aquí

Operaciones de Rescate en Marcha para Casi 1,000 Personas Atrapadas en las Laderas Tibetanas del Monte Everest

Verificación de hechos

Rescue teams are assisting hundreds of hikers stranded by heavy snowfall on Mount Everest's Tibetan slopes during China's national holiday.

As of Sunday, approximately 350 hikers had reached a meeting point in Tingri County, with rescuers maintaining contact with an additional 200 individuals.

The hikers were trapped at elevations exceeding 4,900 meters (16,000 feet), where deep snow—up to 1 meter (3 feet)—has crushed tents and blocked paths.

Hundreds of rescuers, assisted by local villagers with horses and oxen, are working to clear routes and bring down those affected.

The snowstorm struck during China's weeklong national holiday, a peak period for tourism in the region.

In response, authorities have suspended ticket sales and restricted entry to the Everest Scenic Area.

This incident follows recent natural disasters in the area, including an earthquake in January that resulted in at least 126 fatalities and heavy rains in Nepal causing over 40 deaths.

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