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Indian national killed after two helicopters collide in Nepal's Mount Everest region

Investigators are examining pilot miscommunication after the crash killed one Indian tourist and injured three others, including both pilots, officials said.

  • On Tuesday, two helicopters collided while attempting to land in Nepal's Solukhumbu district, leaving one person dead and others injured.
  • Helicopters serve as the primary transport for sick or exhausted trekkers in the Everest region since the area lacks roads and the base camp sits at 5,300 meters altitude.
  • The crash occurred at Pheriche village, situated at 4,200 meters altitude, killing a 47-year tourist from India and injuring a passenger from New Zealand.
  • Authorities transported the injured New Zealand passenger to Kathmandu for medical treatment, while the Nepali pilot received local care for injuries sustained in the collision.
  • Solukhumbhu district administration officer Bhupendra Thapa confirmed the fatality, underscoring risks for trekkers during the Everest region's popular fall season when thousands navigate the high-altitude terrain.
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An Indian tourist died after two helicopters crashed near Everest base camp, which occurred during a landing manoeuvre.

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The blades of the two helicopters crash as the aircraft descend to the Pheriche pitch, at 4,200 meters, along the Nepalese route to the base camp of the Everest. The webcam resumes the clash and the people who run towards the wreck. In the accident, occurred on the morning of November 3, died an Indian tourist of 47 years. A New Zealand passenger and the two pilots were injured.

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Video captures two helicopter crash during landing near Mount Everest in Nepal. The accident left an Indian tourist dead and three injured.

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News1India broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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