After being surprised by a wind, at least five travellers died in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park.

According to the National Committee from the Magallanes region, there are three people: a Hispanic man and woman, a Germanic man and woman, and a European woman.

They all made up the group of nine travellers who were reported missing on Monday in this mountainous region of? south of Patagonia, Chile.

Regulators reported that the search function had ended with the discovery of the final four survivors.

The visitors were on foot while traversing the difficult-to-access Los Perros loop, which experienced severe weather, heavy snowfall, and fast moving winds of about 200 km/h.

Authorities started discussions about repatriating the body with the political expeditions of the respective nations.

In the event that the Chilean Air Force helicopters are unable to work, an removal operation was put in place that will emphasize air transport.

The families of the deceased were given sympathies by Chile's President Gabriel Boric.

In a information posted on the social system X, he wrote," Know that you have the complete cooperation of the Chilean government and corporations in these challenging times. "

Complicated Route

The ground and the climate are fragile on the area where the incident occurred, so it's only advised for experienced hikers with great bodily preparation, according to the EFE news agency.

Torres del Paine National Park, which is one of Chile's most remarkable protected areas and a major tourist destination, is situated between the Andes Mountains and the Patagonian prairie, about 60 kilometers from Puerto Natales.

The park's rivers, lakes, and glaciers provide a spectacular natural scenery in addition to the Paine Grande mountains, which are known for their popular granite and rock towers. During the 2024-2025 period, 380, 000 visitors to this guarded area, mostly foreigners, came from. Torres del Paine was named the seventh wonder of the planet by the Virtual Tourist website and the second most beautiful location in the world by National Geographic magazine in 2013. Click here to view more BBC News Mundo reports. To get a selection of our best information of the week on Friday, sign up for our new newsletter. Following us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Facebook, and our brand-new WhatsApp network. Keep in mind that our software allows you to receive alerts. Install the most recent version and install them.

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