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The unsuccessful ascent happened Saturday on Mount Shishapangma - after two avalanches hit its slopes at an altitude of around 26,000 feet. US traveler Anna Gutu's body was found Sunday.
Romana Chapman / Getty ImagesAfter avalanches hit Mount Shishapangma in Tibet on Saturday, American mountaineer Anna Gutu and Nepalese local guide Mingmar Sherpa have been confirmed dead and American climber Gina Marie Rzucidlo and Nepalese local guide Tenjen Sherpa remain missing, according to the AP, which cited Chinese media reports. Nepalese guide Karma Geljen Sherpa was seriously injured but is reportedly in stable condition. Tenjen Sherpa broke the record for the fastest climb of the world
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American traveller Anna Gutu, 32, and her guide, Mingmar Sherpa from Nepal, were reported missing. The pair were were later confirmed dead
The unsuccessful ascent happened Saturday on Mount Shishapangma - after two avalanches hit its slopes at an altitude of around 26,000 feet. US traveler Anna Gutu's body was found Sunday.