Avalanche control
Second avalanche buries search team, kills 11
A score of Turkish search and rescue team members who were caught in an avalanche on Feb. 5 have been saved, but 11 died, said authorities.
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Increased Risk of Avalanches in the Mountains
Bulgaria's Mountain Rescue Service on 31th of January warns of high danger of avalanches in the mountains.
There is considerable avalanche danger where the storm-strong winds have deposited fresh snowdrifts on the slopes.
One skier is enough to trigger an avalanche in such locations, the rescue service warns.
Naturally triggered avalanches can also be expected.
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Avalanche Killed Two People and Injured Three others in the United States
Two people were killed and three others were injured after being caught in an avalanche at a ski resort in Idaho.
Rescue operations continued throughout the day. According to local media, one of the dead was found under a three-meter layer of snow, according to BGNES.
Bulgaria's Mountain Rescue Service Warn of Considerable Avalanche Danger
Bulgaria's Mountain Rescue Service on 25th of January warns of high danger of avalanches in the mountains, reports BNT.
Considerable avalanche danger prevails in Pirin mountain, where the showfall was significant and storm-strong winds have deposited fresh snowdrifts on the slopes.
One skier is enough to trigger an avalanche in such locations, the rescue service warns.
Bulgaria's Mountain Rescue Service Warns of High Avalanche Danger
Bulgaria's mountain rescue service on 23rd of January are warning of a high avalanche danger in the coming days. The highest risk of avalanches is in Pirin mountain as there is already 30 cm new snow. By Sunday, the snow cover is expected to reach 1 m, reports BNT.
The weather conditions are dangerous for both tourists and fans of extreme sports and skiing off piste.
Avalanche Killed Three Skiers in the French Pyrenees
At least three skiers have died after they have been swept away by an avalanche in the French Pyrenees, the New York Times reported.