The ongoing search and rescue operation in the Himlung area has recovered three additional bodies as rescue teams continue their efforts in the affected mountainous region. The latest bodies retrieved during the operation have been identified as Ash Gurung, Suraj Rai and Kalam Budha. The recovery has added to the number of casualties identified during the ongoing search following the incident in the Himlung region.
Search and Rescue Operation Continues in Himlung
Despite the challenging conditions in the mountainous area, the search and rescue team has continued its operation to locate and recover the remaining missing persons. The team is conducting search activities in the affected area with the objective of ensuring that all possible efforts are made to locate those who remain unaccounted for. The difficult high-altitude terrain and prevailing conditions have made the operation challenging, requiring experienced mountain personnel and careful coordination. The rescue operation in Himlung remains ongoing, with the team continuing to work in the affected area.

Experienced Mountain Guides Leading Rescue Efforts
The search and rescue mission is being led by experienced mountain guides, including Pasang Kaji Sherpa and Bikram Karki, both IFMGA Mountain Guides.

The operation is also supported by more than five experienced climbing guides, who are assisting the team in carrying out search and recovery activities in the mountainous terrain. The involvement of experienced high-altitude guides is particularly important in navigating the challenging terrain and carrying out recovery operations safely.

Continued Efforts to Recover Missing Persons
The rescue team has stated that the search operation will continue with every possible effort to locate and recover the remaining missing persons. The latest recovery of the three bodies represents a further development in the ongoing mission, while the rescue team remains engaged in search activities in the affected area.
The incident has prompted continued concern among the families, colleagues and wider mountaineering community, with thoughts and condolences extended to those who lost their lives and their families. The search and rescue operation will continue until further possible efforts have been made to locate the remaining missing persons.
