Bulgaria Braces for Rainy Weekend as Next Week Brings Heavy Downpours and Cooler Air
Bulgaria is facing an unsettled weekend as a series of weather fronts bring clouds, rain, and a noticeable shift in conditions across the country
Bad Weather Blocks 2,500 International Tourists around Everst
World | November 6, 2011, Sunday // 18:23
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More than 2,500 tourists have been blocked in the Mount Everest area of Nepal due to bad weather for a week, report world agencies.
Thick fog has forced a massive cancellation of flights in Nepal, including the Solukhubu region, where Everest is located.
The two airports in the area - Faplu and Lukla - have completely stopped all flights for the last week due to the inclement weather conditions.
Some of the tourists blocked in the area are residing in tents, as hotels are completely booked; problems with food supplies are also feared.
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