Bodies of Muhammad Ali Sadpara and other missing climbers found?

Gilgit-Baltistan Tourism Minister Raja Nasir Ali has said that two bodies have been recovered from K2 Base Camp Four which are being identified with the help of clothes while Information Minister Fatehullah Khan has claimed that the world famous mountain the bodies of three climbers, including climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara, have been found.

Gilgit-Baltistan Tourism Minister Raja Nasir Ali says he is in touch with the army to retrieve the bodies. He said Army helicopters would be needed to bring the bodies to the base camp.

According to Raja Nasir Ali, it will take time for the bodies to reach the base camp. He said that the bodies were being identified with the help of clothes.

According to base camp sources, the search for the bodies of the climbers who went missing on K2 in February this year has resumed. Sajid Sadpara, son of late Muhammad Ali Sadpara and foreign climbers are involved in this operation.

Gilgit-Baltistan Information Minister Fatehullah Khan has claimed that the bodies of three climbers, including Muhammad Ali Sadpara, have been found. He said that the first body was identified at 9 in the morning which belonged to Iceland's climber John Snorri. In this regard, he said that John Snorri was wearing yellow and black clothes while other bodies were also identified around 12 o'clock. The bodies of the three climbers were found at the Bottleneck Base Camp. He said that the bodies would be delivered by evening and helicopters were on standby.

Pakistani mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara and two foreign climbers went missing during the world's second highest peak K2 adventure in February this year.