The body of an American climber has been recovered from Broad Peak in Pakistan, days after an avalanche swept through the mountain and caught at least 10 mountaineers. Rescue teams are still searching for others who remain missing.
The climber was identified as Sarah Mallory Geis. Her remains were the latest to be found; the bodies of two other climbers had already been recovered from the mountain. The avalanche struck a group of climbers on Broad Peak, one of the world's highest mountains, located in the Karakoram range.
Rescue efforts are ongoing, with teams scouring the mountain for those still unaccounted for. The incident highlights the dangers faced by mountaineers attempting to summit peaks in the region, where weather and terrain can change rapidly.
Authorities have not released further details about the condition of the recovery operation or the identities of the other climbers involved. The search continues as families and fellow climbers await news.