About 200 hikers are waiting for the rescue while hitting a snowstorm of Mount Everest

Hundreds of parks who were cut off from the snowstorm were directed near the eastern face of Mount Everest in Tibetan to safety by rescuers, Chinese government media reports, because heavy snow and unusual rain hit Himalayas.

About 350 trips reached a small town, while the remaining 200-Trekkers was contacted more than 200 people.

The visitors of the distant valley of the Karma, which leads to Everest’s eastern face from Everst, was hundreds of this week, benefiting from a national holiday for eight days in China.

The Valley of Al -Karma, which Western travelers first explored a century ago, is a relatively primitive part of the Everst. Unlike the arid northern face in the peak, it includes lush forest plants and the unprecedented alpine forests, which are fueled by the caresses of the Kangshung Glossary at the foot of the highest mountain in the world.

Sudden change in circumstances: the wandering

It was not clear whether or not the movements were affected by the northern face.

The northern face, due to its easy access to the paved road, regularly draws large numbers of tourists. October is the peak season, when the sky is usually clear at the end of the Indian monsoon winds.

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

“The weather this year is not normal. The evidence said that he never faced this weather in October. It suddenly happened.”

Chen’s mountain ceremony came down on Sunday and the villagers welcomed him after bearing a horrific evening of thick snowfall with thunder and lightning. She said that she accepted her offers from sweet tea and promised warmth.

“Once again in the village, we ate a meal and we were finally warm.”

Hundreds of local villagers and rescue teams were deployed to help remove snow to the area, where nearly 1,000 people were held, according to a previous report issued by the state -backed Jimu News.

The remaining Qudang will reach stages under the guidance and assistance of rescuers organized by the local government, CCTV said.

The death of the ground collapse in Nepal, India

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

Eric Wayne, who survived, said: “The sky was raining and snow fell every day, and we did not see at all.”

The 18 -year -old party decided on Saturday night to return from the fifth and last camp site, which is related to continuous snowfall.

“We had only a few tents. More than 10 of us were in the big tent and barely slept,” Wayne told Reuters on Monday. “Snow was very falling.”

Wayne said his group had to clean the ice every 10 minutes.

He said, “Otherwise, our tents have collapsed.”

Wayne said that two men and a woman in the group said a victim of low body temperature when the temperature decreased below freezing, although they were in their arrival enough.

But its flight party appeared largely, including eight other exploratory evidence and many others who were inclined to Alex transporting their equipment and groups.

Ticket sales and entry into the scenic area of ​​Everest were suspended from late Saturday. To the south of Tibet in Nepal, heavy rains have sparked clear landslides and floods that prevented the roads, washed the bridges and killed at least 47 people since Friday.

Thirty -five people died in separate landslides in the East Ilam area on the border with India. Nine missing was reported after the flood waters swept and three others were killed in lightning strikes.