The body of Muhammad Ali Sadpara has been found five months after he went missing along with two other mountaineers during a winter expedition of K2.

According to Alpine Club of Pakistan, the body of Ali Sadpra was found 300 metres from the so-called bottleneck at K2.

#Breaking #news #K2
The death body of late legendary climber national hero Muhammad ali Sadpra below 300m from botalneck.
Rest in peace 😥#k2 alisadpar #heroes #RIP #Mountain

— Alpine Adventure Guides (@Alpine_Pakistan) July 26, 2021

It further said that two bodies were found at camp four, 300 metres below the bottleneck on K2 one of which is confirmed to be of Ali Sadpara.

At the camp 4 have found two bodies below 300m from botalneck on K2 mountains.

— Alpine Adventure Guides (@Alpine_Pakistan) July 26, 2021

As per earlier reports, Sajid Sadpara and two other climbers had climbed as high as 7,800 metres on K2 in search of the three missing mountaineers from last winter expedition.

Sources at Base Camp confirm the finding of the dead body of Muhammad Ali Sadpara. #K22021

— Everest Today (@EverestToday) July 26, 2021

Earlier in February, Ali Sadpara had gone missing along with his two climbing partners – Iceland’s John Snorri and Juan Pablo Mohr from Chile. The trio were attempting to climb K2, the world’s second highest peak at 8,611 metres.

It had been reported that Sadpara and his team had successfully summited the 8,611-metre K2 in February but soon lost communication and went missing.

The Pakistan Army subsequently launched a number of search operations but owing to bad weather conditions could not make much headway.