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Eleven persons including eight trekkers, seven of them from West Bengal and a single woman from Delhi had gone missing after the weather turned hostile and Lamkhaga peak witnessed a snow-storm last week

Uttarakhand: 11 trekkers, including 7 from West Bengal dead, rescue operation underway - Of the eleven trekkers found dead, one is from Delhi and the rest are from West Bengal besides three cooks from Uttarkashi who were part of the team.

On 22 October, a massive avalanche hit the Himalayan village of Harsil in Indias Uttarakhand state after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods and landslides... 23.10.2021, Sputnik International

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Two more members of an 11-strong trekking team which had gone missing have been found dead taking the death toll to seven, while a search was underway for the remaining two, officials said here on Friday. India News | Uttarakhand: 2 More Missing Trekkers Found Dead, Death Toll Reaches 7; Search on for Remaining 2.

Five trekkers whose bodies were airlifted and identified are Shubhayan Das, Vikas Makal, Saurabh Ghosh, Tanumoy Tiwari and Anita Rawat, the only woman member in the group. While the first four are from West Bengal, Rawat was from Delhi .

Two trekkers, belonging to the 11-member team that had gone missing after heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand earlier this week, were rescued and safely brought to Harsil in Uttarakhand by the search and rescue team of SDRF on Friday.

At least 7 trekkers out of 17 who went missing on Monday in Uttarakhand due to heavy snowfall and incliment weather were reported dead on Friday. The Indian Air Force is conducting a massive rescue operation. On Thursday, two members of the team had been rescued alive. They were injured and were being treated in Harsil and Uttarkashi, an official said. They had gone missing on a trek to Chitkul in Himachal Pradesh via Harsil in Uttarkashi. Search and rescue teams from Uttarkashi spotted five

Bhanu P LohumiTribune News ServiceShimla, October 21 Bodies of five out of 11 trekkers who had gone missing on their way from Uttarkashi in Uttarakhand to Chitkul in Himachal were on Thursday traced

More than 80 tourists from different states were stranded at Batal in Lahaul Spiti where all road communications remain snapped for the past 72 hours due to snowfall.