In Italy, the bodies of three people who were considered missing yesterday due to an avalanche near Valle d'Aosta were found.
This is reported by Ansa.
The bodies of the victims were taken by helicopter to Corrado Hex Airport in Saint Christophe.
On Thursday, the instructor of the victims, Matteo Giglio, who was also injured but survived the tragedy, sounded the alarm.
Valle d'Aosta Regional President Renzo Testolin expressed his condolences on behalf of the regional government and all the mountain rescuers of Valle d'Aosta in connection with the disappearance of three students of the training course for novice mountain guides, who were covered by an avalanche in the Reme valley.
"We have lost three climbers," he added, "who dreamed of continuing their journey to turn their passion into a profession. Their disappearance is part of a series of tragic accidents that have devastated the Alps this year, and which prompt us to maintain our focus and commitment to the issue security in the mountains, in which the region intends to continue to invest."