Laura Dahlemeer, the Olympic Piolon hero, after climbing an accident in Pakistan

Laura Dahlamire, who won the German Olympic Gold Medal in Bayatlon twice, died after a climbing accident in Pakistan, as confirmed by its administrative team and local government officials.

She was the 31 -year -old, who also won seven world championships in Piolon, Laila Beck climbed in the Karakuram mountain range on Monday when she was stolen on rocks at an altitude of about 18,700 feet. Its administration team said that its partner in the rope, Marina Eva, quickly released a distress call, as it launched a huge rescue mission. Eva, the uninfected, was able to go to the main camp with the help of rescuers on Tuesday.

The rescue process impeded through low vision and bad weather.

On Wednesday, Fayezallah Fear, a spokesman for the Gilgit government in regional tunnel, confirmed on Wednesday, the rescuers confirmed the death of Dahlamir and that the efforts made to restore her body.

The administration team said in a statement to the German media: “According to the results of the helicopter bridge and the account of the rope partner for the severity of the injuries, it should be assumed that Laura Dahlamire died immediately.” A similar statement has been shared on Dahlmeier’s Instagram account.

separate After Instagram Dahlmeier honored as a “wonderful person” who “singing the lives of many, including our warm and direct way.”

“I made it clear to us that it is worth defending your dreams and goals and always staying well,” the post continued. “We are very grateful, dear Laura, that we have been allowed to share our lives with you. Our moments and our common memories give us strength and courage to continue our way.”

A difference said that Dahlmeier’s body will be brought to Scardo when it is recovered by rescuers.

German President Frank Walter Steinmeier offered his condolences to Dahlamire’s parents, and wrote that she was “an exceptional sport.” He stated that he gave her the highest honor on German sport, The Silver Laurel Leaf, shortly after winning the first Olympic gold medal in 2018.

He said: “Laura Dahlamir was an ambassador for our country in the world, a model to be followed in peaceful, joy and fair coexistence across the border.”

Dahmelire appeared for the first time in the IBU World Cup during the 2012-13 season at the age of nineteen. She was chosen to represent the German team in Sochi 2014, where she ranked thirteenth in the individual, according to the individual Olympics.com.

She continued to win Olympic gold medals in Pyeongchang games in 2018, becoming the first female Beatlette to win the events of Sprint and Pursuit in the same Olympic Games. Also, a bronze in the individual was also picked up in those games.

Dahlmeier won seven gold medals, three silver and five bronze medals at the Bathlon World Championship, along with 20 World Cup and World Cup in the 2016-17 season, according to its website.

Dahlmeier from Bathlon’s competitive retired in May 2019 at the age of 25. She grew up in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the German Alps and turned into mountain climbing challenges after ending her career in Bathlon. It was the state’s guide and skiing since 2023 and volunteered on the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Mountain Mountain Rescue Team.

Hundreds of climbers are trying to expand the mountain range in northern Pakistan every year, and accidents are common due to ice collapses and sudden weather changes, according to Associated Press.

The region was also beaten by the natural seasonal rains, which led to an ovaries and ends of the landslides. Since last week, at least 20 Pakistani tourists have lost them after flooding waters near the northern region of Chilas.