Examples of using Avalanches in English and their translations into Slovak
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Due to heavy snowfall, several avalanches have killed more than 90 people in Pakistan.
with the threat of avalanches, floods and, in the long term, a significant shortage of water.
They can be replaced in Avalanches and can remain on the reels if they're not part of a win.
In this valley, the forests are damaged by avalanches, wind, fire and bark beetle.
They would be able to spot potential risks of avalanches and floods during periods of rapid thawing.
At least 21 people have died in avalanches that struck the Daykundi province in Afghanistan on Feb.
The terrain up the mountain is prone to avalanches, so the safest way to admire them is from a boat while cruising the fjord.
Without it, you will experience yet more avalanches, and this time they will hit populated areas.
At least 21 people have died in avalanches that struck the Daykundi province in Afghanistan on February 13, according to Afghanistan's disaster management authority.
where heavy snow caused fatal avalanches and major disruptions in the past few days, the situation Friday was somewhat calmer.
The mountain's basecamp, as well as nearby sherpa villages are reported to have been hit by avalanches triggered by the many quakes.
Bernards accompanied the monks to the valleys, where their ability to feel the approach of avalanches hundreds of times saved people's lives, and strong jaws took the lives of thieves.
be reached easily and are secure from avalanches under normal snow conditions.
Deforestation and the development of tourist infrastructure in these regions have resulted in a reduction of the natural barriers and consequently, the triggering of snow avalanches.
As of Tuesday, 18 Climbers on Mount Everest are known to have perished in avalanches.
rockfalls, avalanches, hydro-geologic problems and more.
In 1970, an earthquake killed an estimated 50,000 people in avalanches of ice and mud that buried the town of Yungay.
ice in the ongoing mission to control avalanches in British Columbia.
other constructions under risk of damage caused by rock fallings, debris flows or avalanches.
Several highways are currently closed over concerns that there might be more avalanches.