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Nepal Annapurna: Trekking disaster toll reaches 39
BBC – 18 October 2014 Last updated at 15:23
Snowstorms and avalanches have killed 39 trekkers on a popular hiking route in the Himalayas, Nepali officials say. After a fourth day of searches, 384 people have been rescued from the Annapurna trail, 216 of them foreigners, in the country’s worst-ever trekking disaster. Helicopters have been searching parts of the trail high as 5,790m (19,000ft) for survivors. The government said the priority was to rescue 22 stranded hikers. The trekkers are stranded at Thorung La pass, and face a shortage of food and water. Army helicopters tried to rescue them but failed after being unable to land. Nepalese, Japanese, Israeli, Canadian, Indian, Slovak, Vietnamese and Polish trekkers are said to be among the dead.
	Nepal blizzard trek toll up to 39, more than 370 rescued
	Reuters – Rupam Jain Nair and Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU – Sat Oct 18, 2014  11:33am EDT
	(Reuters) – The death toll in a blizzard that engulfed trekkers on a popular hiking route in Nepal rose by nine on Saturday to 39, as a helicopter search spotted more bodies stranded in the rugged, snow-covered Himalayan terrain. Sixty more people were rescued from the Annapurna trail, a three-week route popular with foreign adventure tourists that circles the world’s tenth-tallest mountain, bringing the total saved to 371. Dozens more were still missing. Twelve helicopters were pressed on Saturday into action to drop searchers in otherwise inaccessible spots, and soldiers fanned out in different directions along the 240-km (150-mile) route. It was the most intensive effort yet to find survivors of one of the country’s worst mountain disasters, which struck at a time of year when the weather is usually calm and clear. Nepal is home to eight of the world’s 14 highest mountains. Income from tourism, including permit fees from trekkers, who made up more than 12 percent of its 800,000 tourists in 2013, accounts for 4 percent of its economy.
A view of the mountains from the Thorung La Pass in the Annapurna Circuit. ( Anup Kaphle / The Washington Post )  –  October 17, 2014.
A man bikes a section of the Annapurna circuit in the Mustang region of Nepal. Photograph by Dmitri Alexander, National Geographic Creative / October 16, 2014
	Normally trekkers follow special poles which mark out the safe route through the mountains, but as conditions worsened and visibility decreased, many got disorientated and froze to death in the snow.  dailymail.co.uk / 13:26 GMT, 18 October 2014
		Many of the victims were stranded near the highest point of the Annapurna circuit in Nepal, at a height of 5,416 metres.  dailymail.co.uk / alamy / 13:26 GMT, 18 October 2014
Muktinath, with gray skies perhaps indicating the impending storm, on the evening of Oct. 11, 2014.  ( Photo by Whitney Shefte / The Washington Post ) – Oct. 21, 2014
	A view of the mountains in the Annapurna circuit from a cliff at the High Camp, the last rest stop before crossing the Thorung La Pass. ( Anup Kaphle / The Washington Post )  –  October 17, 2014
Hundreds of trekkers are stranded in high altitude locations across the Annapurna circuit in Nepal with dozens still reported missing.   dailymail.co.uk / 13:26 GMT, 18 October 2014
What is the Annapurna Circuit? Roughly 241km (150 miles), takes around three weeks to complete Described as “the best long distance trek in the world” Known as the “apple pie” circuit due to the baked goods offered by tea houses along the route Ascends to 5,416m (17,776ft) at the Thorung La Pass Opened to tourists in 1977 after conflicts between guerrillas and the Nepalese army were resolved Circuit passes Mount Annapurna, world’s 10th highest mountain and one of the most dangerous
	Washington Post
	Nepal Annapurna: Search ends for surviving trekkers.  Rescue teams in Nepal say that there are now no trekkers left stranded after completing their search for survivors of a devastating Himalayan storm. The focus now is on recovering bodies buried in the snow, a government spokesman told the BBC. It is unclear how many people may still be missing in the country’s worst-ever trekking disaster. At least 39 people are known to have died, and nearly 400 people have been rescued from the Annapurna trail. Andrew North reports from Kathmandu.  bbc / reuters – 19 October 2014 Last updated at 19:11 BST
In this handout photo provided by the Nepalese army, rescue team members carry the body of an avalanche victim at Thorong La pass area in Nepal, Friday, Oct. 17, 2014. Rescuers widened their search Friday for trekkers stranded since a series of blizzards and avalanches battered the Himalayas in northern Nepal early this week, leaving at least 29 foreigners and locals dead, officials said. ( AP Photo/Nepalese Army ) – October 17, 2014   9:45 AM
In this photo released by the Nepalese Army, rescue team members carry a victim of an avalanche before they airlift the body from Thorong La pass area, in Nepal, Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014. Search teams in army helicopters rescued dozens of stranded foreign trekkers and recovered more bodies of victims of a blizzard and avalanches in the mountains of northern Nepal on Thursday. ( photo: bbc / AP / The Nepalese Army ) – October 16, 2014   10:00 AM
	A rescue helicopter spotted nine more bodies Saturday on a trekking trail in northern Nepal, bringing the death toll to 38 from this week’s series of snow storms and avalanches in the worst hiking disaster in the Himalayan nation. Yadav Koirala from the Disaster Management Division in Katmandu, said, the bodies were seen from the air in Dolpa district, but the steep terrain made it impossible for the helicopter to land. The helicopter picked up three survivors and rescuers on foot would be sent to the area to retrieve the bodies. Government administrator Yama Bahadur Chokhyal said, while more than 300 people have been rescued, sometimes plucked from mountainsides by helicopters and taken to nearby villages and towns, dozens more are still taking shelter in isolated mountain huts. October 18, 2014 12:10 PM Wochit / Photo : dailymail.co.uk / AFP / Getty Images
		The death toll was likely to increase as officials reach other parts of the trail where the trekkers were caught by the deadly blizzard. About 70 people are still missing along or near the popular Annapurna trail, according to the Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal, and the death toll is expected to rise. The route, 100 miles north-west of the capital, Katmandu, was filled with international hikers during the peak October trekking season, when the air is generally clear and cool. There were also many Nepalese people on the trails because of local festivals. belfasttelegraph.co.uk / 16 October 2014
	A photo released by the Nepal Army shows a survivor injured in a snowstorm being carried on a stretcher to an army helicopter on the Annapurna Circuit on October 17, 2014. ( WSJ / AFP Photo / Nepal Army )  –  Nepal Army October 18, 2014 7:52 AM
	Hospital personnel carry the dead body of an avalanche victim to a morgue at Teaching Hospital in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, Oct. 17, 2014. Rescuers widened their search Friday for trekkers stranded since a series of blizzards and avalanches battered the Himalayas in northern Nepal early this week, leaving more than two dozen foreigners and locals dead, officials said. ( AP Photo / Niranjan Shrestha )  –  October 17, 2014    8:21 AM
	The body of a victim is moved from an ambulance to the morgue after it was brought back from Annapurna Region in Kathmandu October 17, 2014. Trekkers battling a Himalayan blizzard were left helpless after porters fainted from the cold, a survivor of one of Nepal’s worst mountain disasters said on Friday, as rescue teams resumed a hunt for 10 missing hikers and the death toll reached 29. The dead included trekkers from Canada, India, Israel and Poland, as well as Nepali guides and herders, drawn by the peak hiking season only to fall victim to unexpected avalanches and blizzards brought by a cyclone in India. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar ( NEPAL – Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT TRAVEL ) –  October 17, 2014    6:23 AM
		A mountaineer hikes the Annapurna region on the Nepal side of the Himalaya. Photograph by Serge Michels, National Geographic – October 16, 2014
	A village in Manang is seen covered in snow after storm Tuesday. Based on the latest report out of Kathmandu, 85 of the 345 trekkers who registered at a checkpoint Monday en route to the two closest camps before the pass — Yak Kharka and Thorung Phedi — had not made it to the other side. About 100 trekkers were said to have left the final base camp, also known as High Camp, which provides food and accommodation the night before trekkers begin a sharp, three-hour ascent of about 700 meters to cross the pass.  Washington Post – Friday, October 17, 2014  –  ( Photo Courtesy of Simrik Air )
Nepalese army personnel carry a victim rescued from the avalanche at Thorang-La in Annapurna Region in this October 15, 2014 handout photo provided by Nepal Army. At least 12 people, including eight foreign hikers and a group of yak herders, were killed in Nepal by unseasonal blizzards and avalanches triggered by the tail of cyclone Hudhud, officials said on Wednesday. REUTERS / Nepal Army / Handout via Reuters – October 15, 2014   11:17 AM
	Nepalese army personnel surround a victim rescued from the avalanche as they wait for a helicopter to land at Thorang-La in Annapurna Region in this October 15, 2014 handout photo provided by Nepal Army. At least 12 people, including eight foreign hikers and a group of yak herders, were killed in Nepal by unseasonal blizzards and avalanches triggered by the tail of cyclone Hudhud, officials said on Wednesday. REUTERS / Nepal Army /  Handout via Reuters – October 15, 2014   11:12 AM
		An Israeli survivor from the blizzard sits inside an ambulance heading towards the airport to get back to his country after being discharged from the hospital in Kathmandu October 18, 2014. Nepali troops on Saturday searched rugged snow-covered Himalayan terrain in their most intensive effort to find any remaining survivors of a blizzard that killed 30 people and injured 175 in one of the country’s worst mountain disasters. More than 40 people are still missing after unseasonal weather in peak trekking season unleashed avalanches on the 240-km (150-mile) route around Annapurna, the world’s 10th-tallest peak, which takes enthusiasts three weeks to finish. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar ( NEPAL – Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY SPORT TRAVEL )  –  October 18, 2014    7:20 AM
40 orang pendaki gunung tewas, berasal dari beberapa negara yaitu dari Nepal, Jepang, Israel, Kanada, India, Slovakia, Vietnam, dan Polandia, saat melalui jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya dan terjebak badai serta longsoran salju pada Selasa tanggal 14 Oktober 2014. Nama jalur Annapurna itu jadi seperti mengingatkan pada Ana Ivanovic yang satu hari setelah kejadian itu datang ke Singapura, dekat dengan Jakarta tentu saja, untuk ikut dalam turnamen WTA Finals yang diadakan di Singapura pada 17-26 Oktober 2014. Seperti kelanjutan dari yang aku tulis di “Ana Ivanovic Kena Gempa Tokyo 5,6 SR Dan Tak Bisa Ke Lantai 30” tertanggal 18 September 2014 serta “Letusan Gunung Ontake Dan Belahan Rahma Jelang Tanggal 30” tertanggal 7 Oktober 2014, soal kisah pertemuan nabi Musa a.s. dengan Allah di sebuah bukit. Dan diantara korban tewas pada jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya itu memang adalah para pendaki gunung dari Israel, yang mengingatkan kita pada kisah-kisah Bani Israil terkait nabi Musa a.s.
	Setelah beberapa hari di Singapura, Ana Ivanovic pulang lebih dulu pada 25 Oktober 2014, tidak menunggu sampai final tanggal 26 Oktober 2014 yang mempertemukan Serena Williams dan Simona Halep. Sebab langkah Ana Ivanovic terhambat saat menjelang semifinal, cuma menang tiga set saat melawan Simona Halep padahal Ana harus menang dua set untuk lolos ke semifinal.
	Selain memuat tweet diatas dengan foto saat pertandingan berpakaian olahraga hitam, pada 25 Oktober 2014 juga Ana Ivanovic memuat tweet dengan foto berbaju putih di atas gedung di Singapura, sehingga mengingatkan pada kejadian 40 orang tewas di atas gunung Himalaya pada jalur Annapurna yang diselimuti salju putih itu.
	Namun aku tidak langsung memuat tweet reply dari aku ke baju putih Ana itu langsung pada 25 Oktober 2014, melainkan setelah beberapa hari kemudian yaitu pada 29 Oktober 2014. Dan respon dari Ana muncul pada 29 Oktober 2014 itu juga, berupa retweet yang memuat foto sedang interview dalam suatu acara UNICEF, karena Ana Ivanovic memang duta UNICEF, dan di belakang dia tampak ada sinar putih pantulan dari lampu kamera. Seperti isyarat Ana Ivanovic bersedia menjadi jalan untuk aku ketemu ajal, sebagaimanai 40 pendaki gunung yang tewas terkena badai dan longsoran salju putih saat melewati jalur Annapurna di gunung Himalaya 14 Oktober 2014.
Roket Antares yang diluncurkan dari Wallops Virginia, dan meledak pada jam 6.22 PM EDT Selasa 28 Oktober 2014 enam detik setelah peluncuran, jadi seperti terkait dengan 40 orang pendaki gunung tewas saat melalui jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya dan terjebak badai serta longsoran es salju pada Selasa tanggal 14 Oktober 2014. Jumlah 40 orang pendaki gunung tewas itu seperti terkait namaku Firman yang dalam bahasa Jerman atau Belanda kata “fir” berarti 4 serta kesediaanku untuk menjadi kosong dari dunia fana ini, ketemu ajal untuk kebaikan umat manusia. Nama roket Antares itu seperti isyarat bahwa Ana Ivanovic yang akan menjadi jalan untuk mengantar aku ketemu ajal, sebagaimanai 40 pendaki gunung yang tewas terkena badai dan longsoran es salju saat melewati jalur Annapurna di gunung Himalaya 14 Oktober 2014.
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Selasa tanggal 14 Oktober 2014 di jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya terjadi bencana badai dan longsoran salju yang menyebabkan 40 orang tewas, terdiri dari para pendaki gunung dari beberapa negara yaitu dari Nepal, Jepang, Israel, Kanada, India, Slovakia, Vietnam, Polandia. Semula jumlah korban disebutkan 39 orang tewas, tapi berita-berita lebih lanjut menyebutkan 40 orang tewas. Jumlah 40 orang pendaki gunung tewas itu seperti terkait namaku Firman yang dalam bahasa Jerman atau Belanda kata “fir” berarti 4 serta kesediaanku untuk menjadi kosong dari dunia fana ini, ketemu ajal untuk kebaikan umat manusia.

Jalur Annapurna merupakan jalur yang populer diantara para pendaki gunung Himalaya, berbentuk huruf U atau tapal kuda, sering disebut sebagai Annapurna circuit atau Annapurna trail. Pada tanggal 14 Oktober 2014 itu ada salah komunikasi antara pemandu dan pendaki sehingga ketika datang badai dan longsoran, beberapa pendaki terperangkap dalam saju dan tewas, dan disebutkan sebagai salah satu bencana pendakian gunung yang paling buruk di dunia.

Nama jalur Annapurna itu jadi seperti mengingatkan pada Ana Ivanovic yang satu hari setelah kejadian itu datang ke Singapura, dekat dengan Jakarta tentu saja, untuk ikut dalam turnamen WTA Finals yang diadakan di Singapura pada 17-26 Oktober 2014.  WTA Finals adalah turnamen penutup dari pertandingan-pertandingan WTA dalam satu musim, dan diikuti oleh delapan petenis ranking teratas pada daftar WTA. Untuk musim ini Ana Ivanovic berada di ranking 7, namun kemudian tidak sampai mencapai final yang mempertemukan Serena Williams dan Simona Halep.

Kejadian di jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya tanggal 14 Oktober 2014 itu seperti kelanjutan dari yang aku tulis di “Ana Ivanovic Kena Gempa Tokyo 5,6 SR Dan Tak Bisa Ke Lantai 30” tertanggal 18 September 2014 serta “Letusan Gunung Ontake Dan Belahan Rahma Jelang Tanggal 30” tertanggal 7 Oktober 2014, dimana aku tulis soal kisah pertemuan nabi Musa a.s. dengan Allah di sebuah bukit. Dan diantara korban tewas pada jalur Annapurna gunung Himalaya itu memang adalah para pendaki gunung dari Israel, yang mengingatkan kita pada kisah-kisah Bani Israil terkait nabi Musa a.s.

Setelah beberapa hari di Singapura, Ana Ivanovic pulang lebih dulu pada 25 Oktober 2014, tidak menunggu sampai final tanggal 26 Oktober 2014 yang mempertemukan Serena Williams dan Simona Halep. Sebab langkah Ana Ivanovic terhambat saat menjelang semifinal, cuma menang tiga set saat melawan Simona Halep padahal Ana harus menang dua set untuk lolos ke semifinal.

Saat pergi meninggalkan Singapura pada 25 Oktober 2014 Ana Ivanovic memuat tweet dengan foto dia pakai pakaian olahraga hitam saat pertandingan. Pada tanggal yang sama Ana Ivanovic memuat tweet lain dengan foto berbaju putih di atas gedung di Singapura, sehingga mengingatkan pada kejadian 40 orang tewas di atas gunung Himalaya pada jalur Annapurna yang diselimuti salju putih itu.

Beberapa hari kemudian pada 29 Oktober 2014 aku memuat tweet reply soal baju putih Ana itu. Dan respon dari Ana muncul pada 29 Oktober 2014 itu juga, berupa retweet yang memuat foto sedang interview dalam suatu acara UNICEF, karena Ana Ivanovic memang duta UNICEF, dan di belakang dia tampak ada sinar putih pantulan dari lampu kamera. Seperti isyarat Ana Ivanovic bersedia menjadi jalan untuk aku ketemu ajal, sebagaimanai 40 pendaki gunung yang tewas terkena badai dan longsoran salju putih saat melewati jalur Annapurna di gunung Himalaya 14 Oktober 2014. Roket Antares yang diluncurkan dari Wallops Virginia, dan meledak pada jam 6.22 PM EDT Selasa 28 Oktober 2014 enam detik setelah peluncuran, jadi seperti isyarat bahwa Ana Ivanovic yang akan menjadi jalan untuk mengantar aku ketemu ajal, sebagaimanai 40 pendaki gunung yang tewas terkena badai dan longsoran es salju saat melewati jalur Annapurna di gunung Himalaya 14 Oktober 2014. Atau juga kurang lebih seperti Virgin Atlantic SpaceShipTwo yang meledak di angkasa 31 Oktober 2014.

 
 

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