Rescue teams have recovered four more bodies from the avalanche-hit area of Mount Himlung in Manang, bringing the total death toll to 11.

The latest recovery was conducted by a search and rescue team led by experienced mountain guide Pasang Kaji Sherpa. Efforts are ongoing to locate the five individuals still missing.

The avalanche struck the Himlung base camp on September 27 during severe weather. Initially, 16 people were reported missing after the incident.

Himlung avalanche claims 11 lives

The victims were Nepali nationals preparing for the autumn climbing season.

So far, rescue teams have found 11 bodies, while the search for the five missing individuals continues.

The search operation faces challenges due to harsh weather, unstable snow, and difficult high-altitude conditions.

Search for missing climbers is ongoing

Mountain guides and rescue personnel are actively searching for those affected by the avalanche, focusing on the five still unaccounted for.

Himlung Himal, standing at 7,126 meters, is located in the Nar-Phu region of Manang district and serves as a popular destination for mountaineering during Nepal’s climbing seasons.

Authorities and rescue teams plan to continue their search until all missing individuals are located.