Nepal rescuers recover eight bodies after Himalayan avalanche
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Rescuers in Nepal recovered eight more bodies on Thursday from the site of a Himalayan avalanche that buried 16 expedition workers. The disaster, described as one of the worst mountain incidents in recent years, occurred early Sunday when the avalanche swept through the base camp of the 7,126-metre (23,345-foot) Himlung peak.
Himlung is a popular destination for mountaineers who are looking to begin climbing 7,000-metre peaks.
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