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突发暴风雪困住珠峰附近数百名徒步者获救
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珠穆朗玛峰附近突发暴风雪困住数百名徒步者，当地政府和向导已安全救出所有人员。
2025年10月4日，珠穆朗玛峰东侧突发严重暴风雪，困住了数百名徒步者和游客。这场突如其来的暴风雪在部分地区积雪超过三英尺，导致约580名徒步者以及300多名向导、牦牛牧民和其他工作人员被困。根据中国新华社报道，所有人员已由当地政府、向导和居民成功救出并安全转移。
事件发生在中国为期八天的国庆假期期间，这段时间中产阶级户外活动明显增加，旨在寻求健康和社交联系。当地藏族村民兼导游嘎玛·东珠指出，今年游客数量显著增加，估计“几乎是往年的两到三倍”。从事徒步向导工作七年的东珠也参与了救援，协助最后一批人员撤离山地。
珠穆朗玛峰东部地区目前暂时对公众关闭，相关部门正在评估情况。此次事件凸显了高海拔徒步的固有风险，以及在山区应对突发天气变化时做好准备的重要性。
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A sudden and severe blizzard struck the eastern side of Mount Everest on October 4, 2025, trapping hundreds of hikers and tourists.
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The unexpected snowstorm, which deposited over three feet of snow in some areas, led to the stranding of approximately 580 hikers, along with more than 300 guides, yak herders, and other workers.
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All individuals have since been rescued and brought to safety by local authorities, guides, and residents, according to China's state news agency Xinhua.
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The incident occurred during China's eight-day National Day holiday, a period that has seen a surge in outdoor activities among the middle class seeking health and social connections.
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Local Tibetan villager and tour guide Gama Donzhu noted a significant increase in visitors this year, estimating 'almost two or three times more than previous years.'
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Donzhu, who has been guiding hikers for seven years, also participated in the rescue efforts, assisting the final group off the mountain.
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The eastern part of the Mount Everest region remains temporarily closed to the public as authorities assess the situation.
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