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Rescue operation on Everest: 350 tourists brought to safety after storm!
On October 6, 2025, 350 climbers were rescued on Mount Everest after a snowstorm. Reports of trapped people and victims remain unconfirmed.
Rescue operation on Everest: 350 tourists brought to safety after storm!
The situation on Mount Everest is dramatic: after an unexpected snowstorm, at least 350 tourists were rescued by rescue teams today. These were trapped on the Tibetan side of the massive mountain and experienced dangerous conditions during the storm. The rescue teams brought those affected safely to the nearby town of Qudang Wesermarsch district newspaper reported.
Snow has been falling on Mount Everest since Friday evening, posing a massive challenge for the hundreds of climbers who were at altitudes of over 4,900 meters. In total, nearly 1,000 people were trapped on the eastern side of the mountain, and many tourists' tents suffered damage from the violent storm. Access roads are blocked, making rescue efforts significantly more difficult. It is currently unclear how many people are currently stuck on Everest, and although there are reports of possible victims on site, there is a lack of reliable information about deaths star.
Harsh conditions and high risks
The risk of climbing Mount Everest should not be underestimated. The so-called “death zone”, at altitudes above 8,000 meters, poses a great danger to the health of mountaineers because the partial pressure of oxygen decreases sharply. This means that survival at these altitudes is only possible for a short time. Comprehensive acclimatization and experience are essential, which is why the Mount Everest adventure is not recommended for beginners, such as Hiking and more describes.
In the 2023 season, a total of 18 people died while climbing Mount Everest, a record number only achieved once before by a natural disaster. These tragedies are often the result of overcrowding and inexperienced climbers. Proper preparation is crucial, and yet the temptation to plunge into the adventure world of the Himalayas is great.
The reporting of recent events clearly shows that any expedition to Everest must be well thought out and prepared. Given the ever-present geographical challenges and changeable weather conditions, a fair amount of responsibility lies on the shoulders of the mountaineers.
The snowstorm, which began on Friday evening, closed access to the Everest area on Saturday evening, making evacuation measures extremely difficult. These reconstructions now have mountaineers fearing for both their safety and the fate of others who may still be on the mountain.
It remains to be hoped that the situation will stabilize quickly and everyone affected can be brought to safety soon. The mountains will continue to be a place of challenge and beauty - an attraction that draws millions of people to test their limits even in the most adverse circumstances.