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3 hikers lost their lives on Saturday after heavy snowfall in Kinnaur district of Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh. The deceased were part of a 13 person trekking group that was hiking from Shimla&nbsp;to Kinnaur.&nbsp;
Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel managed to rescue 10 men who were stuck at Buran Pass in Kinnaur&nbsp;-&nbsp;4,696 metres above sea level.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Kinnaur, Apoorv Devgn said that the bodies of the three deceased hikers were buried under four feet of snow.
Nine of the 10 hikers were from Mumbai and one was from New Delhi.

3 hikers from Maharashtra dead in Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, ITBP rescues remaining 10

3 hikers die in Himachal Pradesh amid heavy snowfall and 10 rescued by ITB Police 

3 hikers dead after heavy snowfall in Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur, ITBP rescues 10 

Nine of the 10 hikers were from Mumbai and one was from New Delhi.

3 hikers lost their lives after heavy snowfall in Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Kinnaur, according to district administration officials. The deceased were part of a 13-person trekking group that was hiking from Shimla&nbsp;to Kinnaur.&nbsp;
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Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel managed to rescue 10 men who were stuck at Buran Pass in Kinnaur&nbsp;-&nbsp;4,696 metres above sea level.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Kinnaur, Apoorv Devgn said that the bodies of the three deceased hikers were buried under four feet of snow.
Nine of the 10 hikers were from Mumbai and one was from New Delhi.

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