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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing

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At least nine people are now confirmed to have been killed in the avalanche on the Marmolada. A further three people, all Italian, remain unaccounted for. The local Fassa Valley will hold a day of mourning on Saturday to honor the victims, who include two tourists from the Czech Republic.

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Death toll rises to nine in Italy glacier collapse

The number of people killed in an avalanche in the Italian Dolomites rose to nine following the discovery of two more bodies, authorities said.

3 years ago·Italy

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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing

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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing

3 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing - Local News 8

Story by ReutersItalian rescue teams on Wednesday found the bodies of two more victims of the glacier collapse in the Alps that is feared to have killed up to 12 people and is being blamed on rising temperatures.At least nine people are now confirmed to have been killed in the avalanche on Sunday on the Marmolada, which at more than 3,300 meters (10,830 feet) is the highest peak in the Dolomites, a range in the eastern Italian Alps straddling th…

3 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing

Italian rescue teams on Wednesday found the bodies of two more victims of the glacier collapse in the Alps that is feared to have killed up to 12 people and is being blamed on rising temperatures.

3 years ago·Jackson, United States

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Italian Alps glacier collapse death toll rises to 9, with 3 still missing

Italian rescue teams on Wednesday found the bodies of two more victims of the glacier collapse in the Alps that is feared to have killed up to 12 people and is being blamed on rising temperatures.

3 years ago·Georgia, United States

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