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American climber's remains found after avalanche in Pakistan, other mountaineers still missing
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American climber's remains found after avalanche in Pakistan, other mountaineers still missing

The remains of an American climber, Sarah Mallory Geis, were found after an avalanche in Pakistan's Karakoram mountain range, according to Pakistani officials. She was part of an international group of at least 10 climbers who went missing during their attempt to climb Broad Peak, the 12th-tallest mountain in the world. Rescue teams also recovered the remains of two others from Oman and Nepal. The search operation, which includes both aerial and ground efforts, has faced challenges due to remote terrain and adverse weather conditions. Among those still missing is renowned British mountaineer Nirmal Purja, known for his record-breaking climbs. Local authorities described the area as extremely difficult to access, emphasizing the dangers faced by the climbers.

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American climber's remains found after avalanche in Pakistan, other mountaineers still missing

The remains of an American climber, Sarah Mallory Geis, were found after an avalanche in Pakistan's Karakoram mountain range, according to Pakistani officials. She was part of an international group of at least 10 climbers who went missing during their attempt to climb Broad Peak, the 12th-tallest mountain in the world. Rescue teams also recovered the remains of two others from Oman and Nepal. The search operation, which includes both aerial and ground efforts, has faced challenges due to remote terrain and adverse weather conditions. Among those still missing is renowned British mountaineer Nirmal Purja, known for his record-breaking climbs. Local authorities described the area as extremely difficult to access, emphasizing the dangers faced by the climbers.

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