On Sunday, February 25, a snow avalanche in Mont-Dore, France, killed seven climbers. Four people died after the avalanche in the Sansi massif, while three others sustained injuries, according to BFMTV. At the time of the avalanche, the seven climbers were still tethered together. Nearby was a group of two individuals who managed to escape the slide and promptly sounded the alarm. According to local authorities, several individuals had beacons, facilitating the search effort. Approximately fifty rescuers were deployed, including members of the high-mountain police unit, canine units, instructo…