Tragedy Strikes Mexico's Pico de Orizaba: Two Climbers Dead, One Missing

A climbing accident on Mexico's highest peak has resulted in two fatalities and one person still missing, with search efforts ongoing.

Two climbers have died and another remains missing following a climbing accident on Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's highest mountain.
Authorities in Puebla confirmed the discovery of a guide's body at approximately 15,000 feet; the guide was leading a 12-member group.
The incident marks a continuation of accidents on the peak, which has seen at least six deaths in recent years.
Rescue operations are underway for the missing climber, as the group had lost their way amid difficult weather conditions.
Historical accidents on the peak include the discovery of mummified bodies from a 1959 avalanche and several fatalities in the past decade.