Pakistani mountaineer Murad Sadpara has passed away, confirmed Vice President Alpine Club Ayaz Shigri.Sadpara was injured during an expedition to the 8,047-meter-high Broad Peak in Skardu.The mountaineer was waiting for rescuers to find him after he was seriously injured at camp 1 due to a stone hitting his head.

The mountaineering community is mourning the loss of Murad Sadpara, a revered Pakistani climber whose untimely death has sent shockwaves throughout the country and beyond. Murad Sadpara, who hailed from the village of Sadpara in Skardu, was an esteemed figure in Pakistan’s 

mountaineering circles, known for his bravery, skill, and deep love for the mountains. His passing was confirmed by Vice President of the Alpine Club, Ayaz Shigri, leaving a profound sense of loss among fellow climbers and admirers.

Sadpara's final expedition was to Broad Peak, one of the world’s most challenging mountains, towering at 8,047 meters in the Karakoram Range. 

Tragically, while at Camp 1, Sadpara was struck by a falling stone, resulting in a severe head injury. Despite his valiant efforts to survive and the resilience he had demonstrated countless times before, Murad Sadpara was unable to overcome this devastating injury.

For hours, Sadpara waited for rescuers, battling the harsh conditions of the high-altitude environment. The news of his injury sent ripples of concern through the mountaineering community, and rescue efforts were promptly initiated. 

However, the unforgiving terrain and weather conditions made it a race against time. Unfortunately, Sadpara succumbed to his injuries before rescuers could reach him, marking a tragic end to a life dedicated to the pursuit of some of the world’s highest peaks.

Murad Sadpara was more than just a mountaineer; he was an icon of courage and determination in Pakistan. His numerous expeditions inspired many young climbers to follow in his footsteps, scaling the heights of ambition and adventure. 

His passing is not only a loss to his family and friends but to the entire nation, which takes immense pride in its mountaineers who continue to put Pakistan on the global map of high-altitude climbing.

As the nation mourns, tributes pour in from across the globe, honoring the legacy of Murad Sadpara. He will be remembered not just for his mountaineering feats but for his spirit of perseverance, which will continue to inspire future generations.