According to CBC NEWS, The bodies of two of four Canadians killed in an avalanche in Nepal have now been recovered.
Gopal Babu Shrestha, treasurer of the Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN), an umbrella group for expedition companies in the country, on Thursday confirmed the recovery to CBC News. He did not know the gender of any of the victims.
The death toll from avalanches and blizzards that covered a popular mountain trail in central Nepal has now risen to 25, including the four Canadians, after search and rescue teams spotted the bodies of eight more trekkers, officials said.
A number of foreign trekkers were rescued Thursday, but the death toll was expected to rise.
Rescue efforts have now been halted until Friday morning due to poor visibility in the Manang and Mustang regions, TAAN said in a posting on its website.
About 70 people were still missing along or near the popular Annapurna Circuit, 160 kilometres northwest of the capital, Katmandu, said Ganga Sagar Pant of TAAN.
The route, about 160 kilometres northwest of Kathmandu, was filled with international hikers because October is peak trekking season, when the air is clear and the weather is cool. There were also many Nepalese out on the trails because of local festival holidays.
At least 12 people died when they were caught Tuesday in the Thorong La pass http://chinedusamuel..com/2014/10/news-2-missing-canadian-bodies-killed.html

Grammar,
Two bodies of missing Canadians killed in an avalanche in Nepal found.
Yes, so?
Much as compassion is demanded of us, shouldn't we be more concerned with the ones so close to us here.
Have u ever cared to report the accidents here in Nigeria?