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According to tour companies and Chinese media reports, American climber Anna Gutu and a Nepal guide Mingmar Sherpa, Sunday dead after hitting the slopes of avalanches were confirmed. The accident occurred on Saturday afternoon "7,600 to 8,000 meters height" occurred. Anna Gutu Instagram Mingma David Sherpa from Elite Exped, who handled the expedition, told AFP that Anna Gutu, an American climber, was killed. "We received reports that Anna and her guide was shot by avalanche yesterday, their bodies were rescued," he said. "There are also other missing climbers and rescue efforts continue," he said. The authority added that these efforts were complex because of the "inability to use helicopters on the mountain because of Chinese restrictions. Tashi Sherpa from seven summit Treks described the missing American mountaineer Gina Marie Rzucidlo and the guide Tenjin "Lama" Sherpa. "Yesterday, two avalanches hit the mountain, affected several climbers. Some were injured, and two, American mountaineers and our guide Tenjin is missing."Said. "Search efforts continue." Avalanches also seriously injured Karma Geljen Sherpa, Nepal Mountain Guide, which was accompanied by the state's Xinhua News Agency, which was accompanied by rescuers and currently steadily. Tenjin became toast mountaineering community this year after breaking record fastest peak 26,000 -meter mountains world, alongside Norway's Kristin Harila. The couple finished success in 92 days when they reached the summit of Pakistan K2 in July. Harila's statement on Instagram, a statement, "to help as much as possible," he said he went to Nepal. "Our thoughts and prayers with Lama and his family," he added. Gutu wrote the mountaineering features on Instagram. In a June Instagram article, Gutu wrote that he summarizes Kanchengunga Mountain "I'm one step closer to my big dream," he wrote next to a photo above the summit.
