Sherpas find Body Presumed to be of Sadpara on K2

Zarwash Gulrez

A body has been spotted on K2 which is presumed to be of Pakistan’s celebrated mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara who went missing on the world’s second-highest peak earlier this year. Moreover, “The body of legendary Pakistani mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara seems to have found just below Bottleneck, according to the sources at Base Camp. #K22021,” Everest Today; a mountain blog with over 44,000 followers on Twitter; broke the news. Alpine Adventure Guides also confirmed the development. Furthermore, “#Breaking #news #K2; The dead body of late legendary climber national hero Muhammad Ali Sadpra below 300m from Bottleneck. Secondly, Rest in peace #k2 alisadpar #heroes #RIP #Mountain;” it wrote on the microblogging site.

3 Moutain climbers Body found:

Muhammad Ali Sadpara, along with two colleagues; John Snorri Sigurjónsson of Iceland and Juan Pablo Mohr Prieto of Chile; were officially declared dead on February 18; nearly two weeks after they went missing on the ‘Savage Mountain’. Moreover, They were trying to climb the 8,611m peak, nicknamed the ‘Killer Mountain’. Ali Sadpara’s son Sajid Sadpara, who was accompanying the three, had to withdraw after his oxygen regulator malfunctioned and he returned to Camp 3. Furthermore, Quoting sources at the Base Camp;


In another tweet it said earlier in the day that “Elia Saikaly, Sajid Sadpara among many others reached CIV on K2 (8611m) today. Multiple summits expected tomorrow. #K22021”. Lastly, There is no official confirmation of the development thus far.