Dozens of avalanches in China trapped over 1,000 tourists in a remote skiing village due to heavy snow.
Rescuers evacuated the tourists and village residents, with supplies being flown in and a military helicopter airlifting the injured.
One snow-blocked road was cleared, allowing vehicles to enter and leave the village. (Trending: Bombshell J6 Footage Raises Questions About Pelosi’s Team)
#Evacuation underway for stranded tourists after multiple #avalanches trap 1000 plp in #China , Tourists were stranded in a remote holiday village after #avalanches hit China's northwestern #Xinjiang region with meters-high snow. pic.twitter.com/7nMqpHmWuz
— sudhakar (@naidusudhakar) January 17, 2024
Zhao Jinsheng, the head of the highway management bureau, said, “This avalanche situation is relatively special, we have seen such heavy snowfall before, but we have not seen such high frequency of avalanches.”
The Altay prefecture, an emerging ski destination, has experienced heavy snowfall and at least 31 avalanches since early January.
Heavy snow and avalanches interrupted the highway in Hemu Village, Xinjiang.😃😃😃 pic.twitter.com/c6fPwXzVL2
— Sharing Travel (@TripInChina) January 15, 2024
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