A massive avalanche struck Nepal’s Annapurna I on Sunday, October 26, sending a huge cloud of snow crashing into the North Annapurna Base Camp at an altitude of around 4,100 meters. Video captured the dramatic moment a wall of snow broke loose from the mountain’s steep slopes and swept toward the camp, engulfing tents and plunging the area into near-total whiteout. Trekkers and guides were hit by powerful gusts of wind and snow, but no injuries were reported, according to local authorities. Tibet: 1,000 Tourists Stranded on Mt Everest Campsites Amid Severe Blizzard, Rescue Operations Underway.

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