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Six Indian tourists missing after heavy snowfall in Dolpa highlands

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November 01, 2026 • 04:42 AM
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JUMLA, Nov 1: Six Indian tourists, including two women, have gone missing after heavy snowfall in the high Himalayan region of Dolpa.

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JUMLA, Nov 1: Six Indian tourists, including two women, have gone missing after heavy snowfall in the high Himalayan region of Dolpa.

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