Five bodies of climbers missing after a deadly avalanche at Yalung Ri are found after melting snow exposes their remains at the mountain’s 5,630-metre peak. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurred during an ascent in November, when five foreign climbers disappeared in an avalanche near the summit area. Months later, as snow cover melts, the remains surface at or near the Yalung Ri base camp in Nepal’s Rolwaling Valley in eastern Nepal. The reports describe the discovery as following a period of concealment under snow and ice, with the bodies becoming visible only after temperatures and melt processes reduce the covering material. The articles note that the climbers had been missing for around nine months before their remains were located. The discovery provides closure to a case that had remained unresolved since the November avalanche and highlights the role of seasonal melt in uncovering evidence at high-altitude sites.