Iqbal Hussain Iqbal
In 1945, two foreign climbers climbed the world’s second highest peak k-2 in the month of July and were crowned with bravery. This series of mountaineering continued after that. So far, several people have climbed the killer peak and raised the flag of success. In January 2021, a team of Nepali climbers has climbed k-2. It is being reported that this process of climbing. So far 86 people have lost their lives.
Mohammad Ali Sadpara, a veteran climber from Skardu, has proved his mettle by placing the world’s ninth highest peak, Nanga Parbat, the twelfth peak, Broad Peak and the chest of the Skyscraper Mountains.
In the first week of February, national hero Mohammad Ali Sadpara set out to hoist the national flag on the world’s second-highest peak, K-2. Along with Mohammad Ali Sadpara, Iceland’s John Asnori and Chile’s Pablo Mohar were also on the trip.All communication with him has been cut off since Friday. He has spent many hours in the death zone.
Arjumand Sajid Ali Sadpara, son of national hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara, said, “I saw him crossing a dangerous place called Bottle Neck. I am sure my father and team have done K-2 head. Accident on return.
The Pakistan Army has launched a rescue operation to search for the missing climbers. As the chances of surviving more hours in the death zone in the deadly cold are slim, there is also hope. It is being said that in 2008, Pemba Guljain Sherpa of Nepal lived in a death zone of K-2 for 90 hours and this time too, may Allah show a miracle. God bless the national hero. Amen.
