Though Escaping From The Tent And Escaping From The Earthquake, It Was Found That The "Snow Wall" Was Coming, And The Survivors Of The Avalanche In Mount Everest.

The avalanche survivor described the horror scene at the time: the crashing snow and snow roared through the nearby kelp glacier and pounced on the southern side of Mount Everest.

On the 26 day, people watched the rescue helicopters carrying the wounded leave the base camp of Mount Everest.

Nepal was hit by a strong earthquake on the 25 day, triggering avalanche in the Mount Qomolangma area, and tore up and buried part of tents in the base camp of the mountaineers. At least 17 people were killed and 61 were injured.

Rescue operations started on the morning of 26, and multiple helicopters pferred heavy casualties.

Gyanendra Shrestha, spokesman for Nepal's Ministry of culture, tourism and civil aviation, said the number of victims could continue to rise.

On the spot, hiding from the earthquake, escaping from the tent and finding the "snow wall" pressed.

The avalanche survivor described the horror scene at the time: the crashing snow and snow roared through the nearby kelp glacier and pounced on the southern side of Mount Everest.

Azim Afif, a leader of a mountaineering team at Technological University of Malaysia, said his mountaineering team was waiting for lunch in the tent. Suddenly, the table and the surrounding items began to shake.

When he ran out, he found a "snow wall" pressing down, and he heard the Sherpas guide calling people to escape.

The mountaineering team slept in a large tent on the evening of 25, and made sure that no matter what happened, we were all together.

Some survivors said the treatment of the wounded was chaotic and the survivors were still worried about aftershocks and landslides.

Avalanche began 25 days from a few kilometers outside Mount Everest, an elevation of about 7000 meters, and headed for Mount Everest headquarters.

The main camp is located near the main road leading to Mount Everest. There are at least 30 tents. A large number of climbers, guides and porters are stationed there to prepare for the summit.

At present, strong aftershocks have triggered a series of avalanche.

Ang Sherpa, chairman of Nepal Mountaineering Association, said 26 days ago that the injured climbers had been pferred to a nearby hospital by helicopter in the morning. However, the low visibility and poor communication of the clouds affected more helicopter rescue.

Reuters later reported that helicopters carrying 15 climbers arrived in Kathmandu.

As the weather improved, another 6 helicopters flew to the base camp.

Sherpa said that 100 camps and guides were all safe at Camp 1 and camp 2 above the base camp, but they could not retreat because of the avalanche blocking the downhill road leading to the camp.

Steve Moffat, the guide and coordinator of an adventure Association in New Zealand, said: "the priority now is to take them to the base camp. We do not know if it is possible for them to retreat through the laminor glacier or to bring them out by helicopter."

Sherpa is worried that there may be a large number of climbers trapped in other sections leading to the summit.

Nepal's 26 strong aftershocks triggered a series of avalanche. There are no reports of casualties.

According to Xinhua News Agency

The Chinese women's mountaineering team has been safely pferred by helicopter.

On the 26 day, the wounded of the Chinese women's mountaineering team rest in the rescue plane.

Nepal 25 day 8.1 strong earthquake triggered an avalanche in Mount Everest, China's Mount Everest on the southern side of the Nepali side of the 4 mountaineering teams about 40 people were trapped, of which 10 women members of the Chinese women's climbing team were injured.

On the afternoon of 26 July, the Beijing News reporter learned from multiple sources that the wounded trapped by the team had been pferred to Kathmandu by helicopter safely.

On the morning of 26, 8 o'clock, the Chinese women's mountaineering member, Zi Jun, sent a circle of friends, saying: "cold, sleepless, and confused for four hours, Mount Everest has avalanche four times. The first plane landed just now, and three heavy casualties were taken away."

Chinese women's mountaineering team in Kathmandu confirmed that, due to the bad weather in the 25 days, the helicopters could not take off and landing.

Coordinated by the embassy, 26 days, 10 o'clock, the helicopter went to the base camp to receive the wounded. The first group was captain Liu Qing, the captain of the women's climbing team.

According to Sura Wang Ping, leader of the Sichuan Tibet high altitude cooperative team leader, the Chinese women's mountaineering team members were seriously injured, so they were the first Chinese mountaineers to be pferred.

At 16 p.m., Zi Jun said in his circle of friends that he had arrived safely in Kathmandu. The injured Chinese women's mountaineering team had left the main camp and the other Chinese troops without casualties had left the camp on foot.

The Chinese women climbing team in Mount Everest has 11 players, including 5 men and 6 women.

Google executives die in Mount Everest avalanche

Google Corporation senior management Dan Fredenberg

Nepal was hit by a strong earthquake on the 25 day, causing avalanche in the Mount Qomolangma area, killing at least 17 people. Only one victim has been confirmed.

Laurence Yu Fa, executive director of privacy affairs at Google Corporation, said that Dan Frey Martin Berg, the senior management of the company, was killed in the avalanche and 3 other Google employees from the same company survived.

Frey Martin Berg's sister, Megan, said on social networking sites that Ferre Martin Berg was seriously injured in the avalanche.

Frey Martin Berg, 33, joined Google in 2007 and is currently the user privacy officer of Google X project.

He is adventurous and co founded Google adventure with friends to try to present the world wonders with the concept of Google street view, such as Mount Qomolangma and Australia Great Barrier Reef.

Frey Martin Berg regards himself as "adventurer, inventor and energetic engineer". He loves climbing mountains, and often updates photos of climbing mountains on social networking sites.

Frey Martin Berg had dated Sophia Bush, an American female star.

Although the two of them broke up in February, Sophia, after he had heard of his death, called it "one of the great lovers of life" and "the only one".