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Mt Dhaulagiri
Bodies of five Russian climbers recovered, sent to Kathmandu

Myagdi, Oct 16: The bodies of five Russian climbers who lost their lives while attempting to ascend the Mt Dhaulagiri have been collected and sent to Kathmandu today. Their bodies were found at an altitude of 7,100 meters and sent back to Kathmandu, police official Bharat Shrestha in Myagdi said.
Five Russian nationals die in Mt Dhaulagiri

The Russian nationals, who had been out of contact from the High Cap Base Camp of Mt Dhaulagiri since Sunday,
14 climbers permitted for Dhaulagiri ascent this autumn

The Department of Tourism has given permission to 14 persons for the autumn ascent of the Dhaulagiri peak located in
Dhaulagiri sees first ascent of this season

Two nationals from Poland have successfully climbed the Mt Dhaulagiri. The peak (8,167 meters) is the seventh highest peak in

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Jeep accident in Jajarkot, 5 dead, 2 injured
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NFPJ organizes Photo exhibition in Binzhou China
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Adani pulls out of US loan deal for Colombo port
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