In a dramatic turn of events, hundreds of hikers have found themselves trapped on Mount Everest following a powerful blizzard that struck the region. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with reports indicating that approximately 1,000 people were initially caught in the severe weather conditions. Amidst extreme cold and heavy snowfall, climbers have been working to reach safety while battling hypothermia. While many have successfully been evacuated from the treacherous area, dozens remain stranded, and there have been instances of climbers losing their lives, including a South Korean trekker. The rescue operation, complicated by the challenging weather and remote terrain, has seen numerous trekkers and guides being brought back to safety, but fears for those still trapped persist. Local authorities and rescue teams are racing against time to evacuate the remaining climbers, emphasizing the dangers of mountaineering in such unpredictable conditions.