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Five climbers missing on Mount Kanchenjunga Five climbers missing on Mount Kanchenjunga
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Five climbers, including two Hungarians and a South Korean, are missing and feared dead on the world's third-highest mountain.Five climbers, including two Hungarians and a South Korean, are missing and feared dead on the world's third-highest mountain.
They disappeared while descending from the summit of Mount Kanchenjunga on Monday. Bad weather has prevented a rescue helicopter from reaching their base camp.They disappeared while descending from the summit of Mount Kanchenjunga on Monday. Bad weather has prevented a rescue helicopter from reaching their base camp.
A mountaineering department official, Dipendra Poudel, said the climbers had probably slipped or fallen at about 25,900 ft (7,900 metres).A mountaineering department official, Dipendra Poudel, said the climbers had probably slipped or fallen at about 25,900 ft (7,900 metres).
The Hungarians have been identified as Zsolt Eross, 45, and Peter Kiss, 27; the South Korean climber is Namsoo Park, 47. Two Nepalese guides Phu Dorjee, 24, and Bibash Gurung, 25, are also missing.The Hungarians have been identified as Zsolt Eross, 45, and Peter Kiss, 27; the South Korean climber is Namsoo Park, 47. Two Nepalese guides Phu Dorjee, 24, and Bibash Gurung, 25, are also missing.
Eross has scaled 10 of the world's 14 highest peaks and was the first from his country to scale Everest. Kanchenjunga is 28,162 ft high.Eross has scaled 10 of the world's 14 highest peaks and was the first from his country to scale Everest. Kanchenjunga is 28,162 ft high.
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