Indian tanker ‘Nanda Devi’ brings home 46,500 metric tons of LPG after safe sail via Hormuz
The Indian LPG tanker had set sail from Qatar and navigated the sensitive Strait of Hormuz without incident, despite heightened tensions in West Asia.
The Indian LPG tanker had set sail from Qatar and navigated the sensitive Strait of Hormuz without incident, despite heightened tensions in West Asia.
The find of the last video of the climbers, who lost their lives in Nanda Devi area in district Pithoragarh in May this year, shows seven persons moving on snow and one mountaineer filming the proceedings through a camera attached to his helmet.
According to the district information office (Pithoragarh), “Four bodies reached Munsiyari on Wednesday morning from where they will be airlifted to Pithoragarh. The process of moving three more bodies from Nanda Devi base camp two to Munsyari was on.”
The Mi-17 conducted two sorties to ferry the expert team of mountaineers and their equipment to the Nanda Devi base camp two on Saturday.
A 32-member team of Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) reached Nanda Devi base camp 1 today.
After a night halt at Bugadiya, the team will head for the Nanda Devi base camp on Friday.
IAF choppers spotted five bodies Monday on the slopes of Nanda Devi while looking for the four Britons, two Americans, one Indian and one Australian believed killed by an avalanche last week.
