More than 350 Trika flights run away from a snowstorm, hundreds are still cut off Mount Everest News

Trekkers, which is rescued to the town of Qudang, arrives in China while 200 others are still facing treacherous conditions awaiting assistance.

Rescuers directed more than 350 people to safety after they were cut off due to a snowy storm similar to the Tibetan side of Mount Everest.

In total, more than 500 people surprised when they were unusually criticized by snow and heavy rains on the road in Tingry in Tibet, one of the main ways to rise the longest mountain in the world.

Those who were rescued on Sunday were transferred to the small town of Qudang, on the peak, CCTV.

CCTV reported that about 200 trips were seized in treacherous circumstances from Sunday, they were to reach Kodang in stages under the guidance and assistance of rescuers organized by the local government.

The CCTV report did not indicate whether the local evidence and support staff accompanying the trips have been calculated. It was also not clear whether the movements near the northern face of Everst, also in Tibet, were affected or not.

The heavy snow began in the valley, which is located at an average of 4,200 meters (13800 feet), on Friday evening and continued throughout Saturday.

Ticket sales and entry into a stunning Everest area from Saturday, according to notifications about the official WeChat accounts of Tingri County Tourism Local.

“It was very wet and cold in the mountains, and low body temperature was a real danger,” said Chen Gyanang, who was part of a 18 -year -old flight team who arrived in Qudang.

“The weather this year is not normal,” Chen told Reuters.

In the neighboring Nepal, Sherba societies adapt to the increasingly unpredictable conditions as climate change contributes to more. Repeated and exciting climate transformations In the Himalayas, which poses risks to climbers and Sherba societies that operate there.

In updating the joint situation on Sunday, the Tourism Council in Nepal said that the searches and rescue operations were continuing after “the weather greatly improved” through Nepal, with “a clear sky in Kathmandu and many other parts of Nepal.”

The update came after heavy rains led to the landslides and sudden floods through Nepal, At least 47 people were killed Since Friday.

Thirty -five people died in separate landslides in the East Ilam area on the border with India. Nine people were missing after the flood waters washed away, and three others were killed in lightning strikes elsewhere in the country.

Floods and landslides come in mountainous areas at a time when South Asian countries continue to fight ongoing floods, including In PakistanAs about four million people were affected.