The bodies | three missing climbers were found while attempting to head to K2

Pakistan attempted to climb K2, the world's second highest peak in winter.

Gilgit-Baltistan Information Minister Fatehullah Khan said the bodies of three climbers, including national diamond Muhammad Ali Sadpara, had been found.

   The bodies of the three climbers were found near the Bottleneck base camp.

   Earlier, Alpine Adventure Kids, a mountaineering adventure company, reported the bodies in a Twitter message. The statement further said that the body of Muhammad Ali Sadpara was found 300 meters away from K-2 hill bottle nick.

   In February this year, an operation was launched to find Pakistani mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara, Iceland's John Sunori and Jawan's young Pablo Moore, who went missing in a K2 clash. However, it was later postponed.

   Muhammad Hussain Azad, a local journalist based in Skardu, told VOA that Sajid Ali Sadpara, a participant in the K2 campaign, called him in the afternoon and said he could see his father's body from Camp Four. Are

   Mohammad Hussain Azad further said that Sajid Sadpara has further said about his father's body that he identified him by the clothes he was wearing that day which was visible in the excavation 300 km below in the empty space.

   In addition, well-known female climber Samina Baig has abandoned the K2 campaign due to bad weather. He said rocks had fallen in several places outside Camp One, making it difficult for him and his team to move forward. Also, the weather above was not clear. These threats forced him to give up the K2 campaign