The avalanche is buried by 3 skiers on a remote mountain chain on Alaska

Three skiers are probably killed when avalanche They were drove them on a remote mountain range in Alaska, the authorities said on Wednesday.

Three adult skiers were taken by a helicopter to a remote backdrop in the CHUGACH Mountains near Girdwood, a ski community about 40 miles south of Anchorage, on Tuesday, Alaska State soldiers said.

After the slide grabbed the skiers, the guides from the helium skiing company with whom the group immediately tried to find three missing skiers, towards Troopers.

The guides used the Lavin lighthouse to identify the area where the skiers were probably buried below 40 to almost 100 feet of snow. The soldiers said the skiers were not able to recover immediately because of how deep they were buried.

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Although the soldiers could not evaluate the place, spokesman Austin McDaniel said he did not believe that three skiers survived the avalanche.

The soldiers said that “a significant risk of avalanche” and limited daylight on Tuesday prevented any recovery surgery.

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Three victims, all men outside the state, were clients Chugach powder guidesTracey Knutson spokeswoman told Associated Press. The fourth person in the group was not caught in the avalanche, she said.

Witnesses have seen men deploy their avalanche airbags – inflatable vests are intended for the victims of the avalanche above or near the surface, Knutson said, adding that the guides on stage “immediately issued a warning for rescue and launched a rescue response.”

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So far, 15 people have been killed by 15 people this winter on Friday, three motor snow have been caught in a slide that buried and killed one person and injured a second per second Washington state.

Associated Press contributed to this report.