Search for Ali Sadpara and comrades continue II bad weather hampers efforts
Channel: Dabang Khabar Official
Date: 08/02/2021

Search for missing mountaineers continued third consecutive day
Renowned mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara, 45, John Snorri, 47 of Iceland, and Juan Pablo Mohr, 33 of Chile, were last seen on Friday around noon at Bottleneck, which the most difficult, steep and narrow gully just 300 metres shy of the 8,611 metre (28,251 ft) high K2. 
Pakistan Army Aviation helicopters are taking part in search and rescue operation at altitude of 7000 to 7800 meters, harsh weather and dense clouds made the mission unsuccessful and returned with no good news to the nation and the world. 
Speaking to media senior minister information Fateh Ullah said, on third day Sajid Sadpara the son of missing mountaineer Ali Sadpara and Nepali Sherpa Ching Dawa also participated in the rescue mission. The minister said that we are praying for a miracle, as it happened during 2005 earthquake, a woman was rescued from the debris after 64 days to the incident, anything can happen. We are making every effort for the safe return of the mountaineers and our mission for search and rescue will continue, said the senior minister.
Responding to the questions, he said we have planned for a highest award to Ali Sadpara and family, it will be revealed after the completion of the mission, he said our region has highest potential for tourism, our government is going to give tourism status of a full-fledged industry, we are hoping for a change, the minister added.  
    
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