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Avalanche at Japan ski resort reportedly kills American pro Kyle Smaine, one other backcountry skier

Por: CBS News Politics January 30, 2023

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Tokyo — Two foreign men, including an American pro freeskier, were reportedly killed by an avalanche while backcountry skiing in a famous resort in central Japan, Japanese and American media reported Monday. Nagano Prefectural police said only that two men were among five foreign skiers who were caught in an avalanche Sunday afternoon on the eastern slope of Mount Hakuba Norikura, where the group was backcountry skiing. Rescuers reached the... + full article



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