7 killed by Ecrins avalanche in French Alps

Seven climbers died in an avalanche that emerged on Ecrins massif in the French Alps on Tuesday, according to a report issued by local authorities. There are foreigners among the victims, said a gendarmerie representative who did not specify their nationality.

“The death toll has worsened: seven people dead,” said the prefect of the Hautes-Alpes department (south-eastern France), Pierre Besnard, who previously announced a preliminary report of five dead, two missing and one saved with “light injuries”.

Rescuers rushed to check the site of the avalanche to ensure that there are no other victims, said the prefect. According to him, the weather conditions had not raised particular concern. It had snowed a little, but the time was relatively good.
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The avalanche set off at about 3900 to 4000 meters altitude and a search operation carried out with help from 15 gendarmes and a helicopter was underway Tuesday afternoon. This is one of the most devastating avalanches this year in France. Six people died in Queyras, also in the Alps, on January 25 and three perished in Ecrins on April 1st.