Two Nepalis swept away by Annapurna avalanche
- An avalanche on Annapurna swept away two Nepali mountaineers on Monday around midday.
- The three-man team was transporting oxygen for climbers attempting the summit.
- Huge blocks of snow struck the trio, and only one climber managed to hold on.
- Seven Summit Treks reported a "huge avalanche swept down" and seeks to rescue their men.
- Ngima Tashi and Rima Rinje are missing, and rescuers deployed helicopters for the search.
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