Two Indians are killed in the Kanchenjunga Peak

Kathmandu

    Indian trekking pilgrims killed in Nepal's Kanchenjunga tsunami killed two people. Kanchenjunga is the third highest peak in the world. Its height is 8,586 meters. Every year, from March to May, there is a peak adventure. This is a trekking exercise for a large number of trekkers. Tourists from abroad will come and attend. In this case, both Biblap Paidiya (48) and Kundal Karar (46) from India were trekking. Biblab successfully reached the peak of the peak. But he was affected by the Kundal ill health. Following this, they both tried to land down the peak. But severe health problems were brought to the fourth camp at a height of 8,400 meters by fellow trekkers. Then they died. They were placed in a 5-member trekking group in West Bengal. Another trekking player in this group is a magic.