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A melting glacier in the Swiss Alps revealed the remains of two Belgian mountaineers who vanished more than three decades ago, authorities said Wednesday.

A hiker spotted the remains on the Trift Glacier on July 26 after melting ice exposed them, according to police in Switzerland’s Valais canton.

Authorities recovered the remains and sent them to a forensic medicine institute at a hospital in Sion for identification.

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DNA testing showed they belonged to two Belgian men who disappeared in the Weissmies region in 1992, police said…

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