Five skiers killed in French Alps avalanche

On Wednesday, five skiers were killed in two separate avalanche at the French Alps, confirmed by local authorities.

In the southeastern Savoi region, a torrent of snow, four Norwegian skiers died in Wel-Senis, while a Swiss skier died north in the Haute-Sevoi region near Chamonics.

Three of the Norwegians were immediately killed, while a fourth, a woman, a woman, died of severe hypothermia and a cardirespiratory arrest, died in a nearby hospital.

They were part of a large group of seven skiers and the remaining three were untoward.

Val-Centes Mayor Jacques Arnoux reported that each member of the AFP group was carrying an avalanche as they were off-pist skiing.

Also known as backcountry skiing, it refers to any area, which is not marked or maintained for use by the skier and is quite dangerous.

“It was an avalanche of great shape that was triggered outside the ski area,” said Mayor Arnoux.

A police source said that a team of 10 mountain rescue experts was sent to the operation.

A 30 -year -old woman, Swiss victim, was skiing with her brother, who was rushed to the hospital for testing, and her father, who was untoward.

The trio had anti-swansli airbags and Mont Blanc Massif was skiing off-pistans at the Mountain range.

On Tuesday, a 55-year-old Brazilian-Portuji skier was An off-pistach,