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10 climbers, including Nepal's Nirmal Purja, feared missing after avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak

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A 10-member international mountaineering team, led by Nepal-born Nirmal Purja, is feared missing after an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak.
The avalanche occurred Thursday on the 8,047-meter peak in the Karakoram range, and there has been no communication with the team since.
The team includes climbers from the US, China, Oman, and five Nepalis.

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Same story, different framing

LeftHindustan Times
Nirmal Purja missing: Latest update as ‘Nimsdai’ GPS tracker shows ‘slight movement’ after avalanche leaves 10 missing
The article focuses on the missing climber and the slight movement in his GPS tracker, implying a hopeful development.
CenterAsianet Newsable
Mountaineer Nirmal Purja feared missing after avalanche on Broad Peak
The outlet reports the incident neutrally, focusing on the confirmed official statement and the missing status.
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10 climbers, including Nepal's Nirmal Purja, feared missing after avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak
The report highlights the peril of high-altitude climbing and the prominent figure of Nirmal Purja, with a straightforward, factual tone typical of center-right coverage.

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