A severe blizzard on the eastern slopes of Mount Everest in Tibet has left nearly 1,000 tourists stranded at high-altitude campsites, prompting large-scale rescue operations. Snowfall since Friday, October 3, evening has blocked access roads, forcing authorities and hundreds of local villagers to work tirelessly to clear paths and evacuate visitors. Some tourists have already been rescued, while ticket sales and entry to the Everest Scenic Area remain suspended. The camps sit above 4,900 metres (16,000 feet), making rescue efforts challenging and slow. US: Monster Storm To Slam Multiple States With Blizzards, Tornadoes and Wildfires Tonight.

1,000 Tourists Stranded on Mt Everest in Tibet Blizzard

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