All six people have been killed in a helicopter crash in Nepal. The Nepal Aviation authorities have confirmed the same that a missing tourist helicopter had crashed soon after takeoff near Mount Everest. According to the Civil Aviation Authority managing air helicopter 9N-AMV departed from Surke to Kathmandu at 10 AM local time and the last contact was made at 10:13 AM local time. After which the helicopter could not be contacted and now all six people have died that's the latest confirmation. Search and rescue were activated and two helicopters of altitude air and The Nepalese Army with the Nepal police mobilized in the possible areas for search and rescue operations.

Breaking: All six en route to Everest Expedition dead in Nepal helicopter crash

With reports of over 10 people killed recently while trying to scale the world highest peak, Mount Everest, global interest mounts around the ambitious expedition, the traffic on the peak and why has it turned into a 'death zone'.

Indian mountaineer Ravindra Kumar speaks to WION, explains why Everest has turned into 'death zone'

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Breaking: All six en route to Everest Expedition dead in Nepal helicopter crash

Indian mountaineer Ravindra Kumar speaks to WION, explains why Everest has turned into 'death zone'

Indian mountaineer Ravindra Kumar speaks to WION, explains why Everest has turned into 'death zone'