The bodies of three mountaineers including Pakistan s climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara were found on K2, the world s second-highest peak, over five months after they went missing. The bodies of 3 lost mountaineers have been found below the Bottleneck on K2. The bodies have been recognised by a rope fixing team, Alpine Club of Pakistan said in a statement on Monday, The Express Tribune reported.
Apart from Muhammad Ali Sadpara, the bodies of Iceland s John Snorri and Chile s Juan Pablo Mohr were also found on K2. Dawn reported quoting Alpine Club of Pakistan Secretary Karrar Haideri, that it was very difficult to bring the bodies down from the mountain because of the high altitude, adding that the Army Aviation was helping in this regard.
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Bodies of three climbers including Pakistan s Muhammad
ANI
27 Jul 2021, 08:27 GMT+10
Islamabad [Pakistan], July 27 (ANI): The bodies of three mountaineers including Pakistan s climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara were found on K2, the world s second-highest peak, over five months after they went missing. The bodies of 3 lost mountaineers have been found below the Bottleneck on K2. The bodies have been recognised by a rope fixing team, Alpine Club of Pakistan said in a statement on Monday, The Express Tribune reported.
Apart from Muhammad Ali Sadpara, the bodies of Iceland s John Snorri and Chile s Juan Pablo Mohr were also found on K2.
Dawn reported quoting Alpine Club of Pakistan Secretary Karrar Haideri, that it was very difficult to bring the bodies down from the mountain because of the high altitude, adding that the Army Aviation was helping in this regard.
Bodies of Muhammad Ali Sadpara, Snorri and Mohr found on K2 - Pakistan dawn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dawn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Funding, training urged for promotion of mountaineering
Islamabad
February 21, 2021
Islamabad : Speaking at a webinar on ‘mountaineering challenges confronting Pakistan,’ the experts urged the government to urgently establish a professional mountaineering school and a strong Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP) having right professionals on board.
The experts also appreciated the Pakistan army for conducting the rescue operations quite efficiently when needed. They highlighted that getting a mountaineering permit takes too long despite the Prime Minister’s instruction to reduce the processing time. It takes too much time to get a visa for the foreign tourists though the federal government has announced a lenient visa policy.