Avalanche in Himalayan mountain range leaves seven dead
The avalanche happened in the Himalayas [stock image] (Alamy/PA)
Seven people, including five foreign climbers and two local guides, have died in an avalanche on Nepal's Yalung Ri Himal mountain.
The incident took place at a camp on the 5,630-metre peak in the Dolakha district, northeast of Kathmandu, with five other people injured at the base camp.
The nationalities and identities of the foreign climbers are currently unconfirmed, and rescuers were reaching the remote site on Monday.
This tragedy follows a separate avalanche in South Tyrol, northern Italy, where five German mountaineers were killed over the weekend.
In the Italian incident, three bodies were recovered on Saturday, with a man and his 17-year-old daughter found on Sunday, while two other climbers survived.