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Climbers' bodies recovered from 6600m above Broad Peak
The Broad Peak mountain in Pakistan, standing at an elevation of 8,051 meters and the second highest peak in the world, has experienced a snow slide that resulted in the deaths of three climbers and the disappearance of ten others. The bodies of American Sarah Malory, Omani Nazeera Ahmed Abdullah Al-Harthi, and Nepali Bora Pahadour Gurung have been recovered. Rescue operations remain halted due to bad weather, with efforts continuing through drone searches and relief flights. Among the missing is a Nepali climber who holds the record for the fastest ascent of all the world's mountains. Search efforts are focused on remote and challenging areas at the summit.
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