Video: Snowfall moment buried in Mount Everest camp
The video shows a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that caused a sudden collapse on the camp where dozens of climbers are gathering on Mount Everest.
The video shows a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that caused a sudden collapse on the camp where dozens of climbers are gathering on Mount Everest.
Strong snow avalanche on Mount Everest caused by earthquakes in Nepal
The video was shot by a German climber and posted on YouTube, the New Zealand Herald. The original image in the video is an earthquake-shaking scene, followed by a rumble of a falling snowfall.
The cameraman and his companions screamed and cursed as they huddled in the tent. They went out and saw everything around them buried under the snow.
The earthquake of 7.8 on the Richter scale on April 25 is the strongest battle in Nepal since 1934. It also shook neighboring countries such as India, China and Bangladesh. Officials of the Nepal Tourism Ministry estimate at least 1,000 climbers, including 400 foreigners, at the camp start when the first earthquake occurs.
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