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Deadliest avalanche in the history of Utah takes the lives of four skiers
On Saturday, Millcreek Canyon witnessed ’the deadliest avalanches in the Utah history’ which took the lives of four skiers and four others injured. The Unified Police Department revealed that the avalanche was ’skier-triggered’ and it swept up eight skiers who were divided into two groups. They added that the survivors dug themselves out of the snow, however, their medical condition is unknown.
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5g, i am seeing an increase in avalanches at a certain time of day.... Wonder what time this Utah one occured if anyone sees that. Also fires starting at night in hospitals.... India is often on receiving end. When i say 5G i say it jokingly but i precisely am referring to havana syndrome and Nashville DEW events (explosion did NOT come from RV)
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To bad people had to die but if you go to the mountains where there is deep snow avalanches happen. If you swim in the ocean sharks bite and if you hike in the forests bears attack.