Three Climbers Killed in Italian Alps

Tragedy on the Marmolada Glacier

Three climbers and a mountain guide have died after falling from the Marmolada Glacier in the Italian Alps.

The group was climbing the glacier on Sunday when they fell into a crevasse. One of the climbers was able to climb out and call for help, but the other three were killed.

The Marmolada Glacier is the largest glacier in the Dolomites, a mountain range in northeastern Italy. It is a popular destination for climbers and hikers, but it can also be dangerous.

Investigation Underway

An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident. The climbers were all experienced, and they were using proper safety equipment.

However, the weather conditions on the glacier were poor at the time of the accident. There was heavy fog and rain, and the glacier was covered in ice and snow.

The accident is a reminder of the dangers of climbing glaciers. Climbers should always be aware of the risks, and they should take proper safety precautions.

Rescue Operation

A rescue operation was launched after the accident, and the bodies of the three climbers were recovered.

The rescue operation was difficult, as the weather conditions were still poor. However, the rescuers were able to reach the climbers and bring them back to safety.

The climbers who died in the accident were: