The Bodies of Five Skiers Recovered While One Skier Still Missing in Swiss Alps
On Sunday, the Swiss SAR teams recovered the bodies of five skiers in the Tete Blanche Mountain area as one other person is still missing.
The group was on the Zermatt-Arolla path near the Matterhorn, which straddles the border between Switzerland and Italy, and was reported missing after a family member who was supposed to pick them up Saturday afternoon in the village of Arolla became concerned when they never arrived, police said. Read more here
We send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the five skiers. We wish the SAR teams to continue finding the missing sixth person. We'' update everyone if there are new details. Please be safe out there!
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