Since yesterday, six ski mountaineers have been missing in the Swiss Alps, precisely along the Zermatt-Arolla road, where the authorities are concentrating their search despite critical weather conditions. The group, according to a note from the cantonal police of Valais, left yesterday from Zermatt, at the foot of the Swiss slope of the Matterhorn, and went missing in the Tête Blanche region. According to the newspaper Le Nouvelliste, it was a family from Valais. The group sounded the alarm late Saturday afternoon. The first aerial searches, carried out yesterday evening, were interrupted due to night and poor flying conditions.
(ANSA Alpine Rescue / US ALPINE RESCUE file image)
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