Tourism companies in the Lötschental in Canton Valais are getting creative as visitor numbers have plummeted following the ...

Video on social media and Swiss TV showed the mudslide near Blatten, in the southern Lötschental valley, with homes and buildings partially submerged under a mass of brownish sludge.

News ‘Major catastrophe’: Alpine village largely destroyed after a Swiss glacier collapses Video on social media and Swiss TV showed the mudslide near Blatten, in the southern Lötschental ...

Residents in the Lötschental valley have been asked to prepare for evacuation. It comes after Wednesday's glacier collapse dumped millions of cubic meters of ice, rock and mud.A number of Alpine ...

Video on social media and Swiss TV showed the mudslide near Blatten, in the southern Lötschental valley, with homes and buildings partially submerged under a mass of brownish sludge.

The Lötschental’s upper valley is widely considered the most beautiful in the Alps.It’s known as the “magic valley” and magic – or at any rate, something unexpected and delightful ...

A Lötschental Valley resident dressed as a Tschägättä strolls around the village of Wiler, in Valais, Switzerland moments before the annual Carnival Parade begins.

Swiss authorities evacuated around 100 people from their homes after a mudslide threatened their Alpine village of Blatten in the Lötschental Valley.. The evacuation Saturday night was calm and ...

Repairing damage caused by last week’s floods in the Lötschental valley in southern Switzerland will cost at least SFr20 million ($22.3 million). Lötschental was one of several areas hit by ...

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The Lötschental’s upper valley is widely considered the most beautiful in the Alps. It’s known as the “magic valley” and magic – or at any rate, ...

Lötschental was one of several areas hit by severe flooding a week ago, with the main road through the valley destroyed and several bridges washed away. Albert Fournier, head of Valais roads and ...