Manali: The days after being stranded at 17,500 feet in Glacier Khamenger in the Spiti Himachal Pradesh area due to bad weather, 11 trekkers and coolies penetrated safely to the basic camp of the two rescue teams on Tuesday night.
The body of two trekkers remained in glaciers with four Porter and Sherpa, and will be moved on Wednesday or Thursday.
The search and rescue team of 32 members from 16 Jawan from Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), six Jawan from Scouts Dogrra Army, and 10 Porters had begun their climb to the Khami valley around 3am on Tuesday.
Midway, the rescue team saw several people down from the top and found them from stranded expeditions.
The Trekker told the rescue team that four porists and Sherpa guides remained with the corpses, while others went down when the weather had been cleaned.
Magistrate Subdivisional (HR) Pratap Singh Mahender said: “The ITBP team told us on Tuesday night that they had a height of 14,500 feet, where they would camp and do the rest of the climb on Wednesday.
They have a GPS (Global Positioning System), Ration , and a doctor.
“Officials said on Tuesday that the expedition of Cancel To Pin Via via Khamengar Valley began on September 15 with 18 members, including six mountain climbers from West Bengal and support staff 12.
Two trekkers-Bhaskar dev Mukhopadhyay (61) And Sandeep Kumar Thakurta (38) -Sucucing into a deadly weather, while Trekker and a porter managed to reach Kaza on Monday to remind officials.
Because rescue with helicopters is not possible, the land mission is launched, but it is expected to take days.
For guides, he has two members who have come down to seek help.
Of the 18 climbers, 11 have reached the basic and five camps in the glacier with two bodies.
The Area Mountaine Foundation Club from West Bengal has permission from the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) to travel through Parahio and Holmes Cols between Cancel and Pin Valley from 11 September to October 7.
Foundatein has allowed seven trekkers but did not join the expedition.
After crossing the peak, valley, and glaciers, the expedition met with heavy snowfall in Glacier Khamengar, where they both died.