Acclaimed mountaineer Nirmal Purja is among ten climbers missing on Pakistan’s Broad Peak following an avalanche. Rescuers have located four bodies as the search continues.
The group, led by Purja, went missing while attempting to summit the 8,051-meter peak. Purja gained international recognition in 2019 when he became the first person to climb all fourteen of the world’s highest peaks – those exceeding 8,000 meters – in a single season. He previously served for fifteen years in the British military.
Rescuers are currently searching for the remaining six climbers. Four bodies have been recovered from the mountain, officials reported. The circumstances surrounding the avalanche and the fate of those still missing remain unclear. No right-leaning outlets have yet reported on this event.
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