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Mustang, July 10: Sixteen people including 10 Indian nationals died of high altitude sickness in Mustang district during the fiscal year 2082/83 BS. According to Province Hospital Jomsom, 10 Indians, five Nepalis and one Mexican lost their lives due to
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Altitude Risks Persist In
Unseasonal Snowfall Affects Muktinath
Heavy Snowfall In Lower
Counting Of Snow Leopard
40,000 Plus Tourists Visit
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Over 400 Thousand Tourists
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