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Mustang, May 31: Thirteen tourists, including nine foreign nationals, have died in Mustang, due to high altitude sickness as of May 29 this year. The fatalities occurred among religious pilgrims visiting the Muktinath area, a popular high-altitude destination. The District
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Eleven Tourists Died In
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Over 400 Thousand Tourists
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