Nirmal Purja's Team Shows Movement on Broad Peak After Avalanche

Kathmandu. The GPS tracking equipment of the team of famous mountaineer Nirmal Purja (Nims Dai) and his team, who went missing in an avalanche on Broad Peak (8,047 meters), the world's 12th highest peak in Pakistan's Karakoram mountain range, has shown activity ('movement') until 6:30 AM. According to a conversation with Rato Pati, Nims Dai's business partner and Member of Parliament Mingma Gyabu Sherpa (Mingma David), his GPS tracking equipment shows continuous location changes. 'Initially, after the avalanche, the GPS showed a descent, but since the location has been changing (movement) until 6:30 AM today, it gives hope that the team is alive and trying to move towards a safe place,' he said.

Expert team departing from Nepal to Pakistan at 3 PM