Four killed in New Zealand avalanche

Four climbers were killed and two others injured in an avalanche on New Zealand’s second highest peak, Mount Tasman.

Four killed in New Zealand avalanche
Wed, 31 Dec, 2003 - 06:08

Four climbers were killed and two others injured in an avalanche on New Zealand’s second highest peak, Mount Tasman.

Three of the victims were killed in the avalanche and a fourth died after being airlifted off the mountain.

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