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Gyari Operation: Two more bodies recovered
Rescue operation continues after recovery of two more bodies from Gyari Sector.
KARACHI: Two more bodies were recovered from the Gyari Sector of Siachen on Saturday, which was hit by an avalanche, killing 138 soldiers and 2 civilians, Express News reported.
The bodies have been shifted to Goma Hospital, where the identification will take place.
The rescuers have managed to find a total of 15 bodies, and the operation continues.
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These soldiers gave their life for their Country.Brave son’s of soil.
BUT how much money has been spend locating their bodies. Could these funds not have been given after first 7 days to their families. There is huge amount of avalanche/landslide material
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