Asked about the search operation, he said, "If more than two or three days pass, the chances of any human being surviving at an altitude of more than 8,000 meters with the severity of the cold weather are slim." The rescue operation should continue for the search of the bodies. He thanked the entire nation for praying for him in this difficult time. After arriving at the K2 base camp, Sajid Sadpara was very tired and mentally disturbed, so it was difficult for him to travel to Skardu by road, so he was airlifted to Skardu on Sunday evening. Sajid said the K2 campaign had started on December 5 and he was with his father. Except fathers and son in the expedition all were foreign climbers. "On the night of February 5, they started the final summit of K2," he said, referring to the incident on K2. There were four climbers, including him and his father, while other groups of Nepali and European climbers were descending from Camp Three. It should be noted that both Pakistani climbers had decided to climb to the top without oxygen, but backup oxygen cylinders were kept together so that they could be used in case of difficulty. Sajid Sadpara said that when he went up from Camp No. 3 and reached 8200 meters, he felt that his oxygen was running low and his brain was being affected due to lack of oxygen. He said his father told him to use the oxygen he had with him for emergencies, but when he was wearing an oxygen mask, his regulator leaked, leaving him unusable. Sajid said that instead of risking his life, his father sent him back to get better, leaving his father (Ali Sadpara) and the two foreign climbers in the bottleneck area. He left and started landing towards the camp 3. It should be noted that at an altitude of 8200 meters is the location of the bottleneck, which comes after Camp Four. This is a very difficult route after which the peak of K2 was only 411 meters away. Sajid added that the last time he saw his father was climbing at bottleneck. It was twelve o'clock on February 5, and when Sajid reached Camp Three below at an altitude of 7350 meters, it was five o'clock in the evening. He said Ali Sadpara's team had no walkie-talkie so they had no communication. Sajid added that from Camp III, he contacted the base camp below and said that he had arrived and he told that Ali Sadpara team will also arrive Camp III after the summit at 10 or 11 pm on February 5. Sajid Sadpara said that he stopped at Camp III because when the team will return from Summit, he will make them tea and water, so he waited all night in Camp III for Ali Sadpara's team and also kept the lights on so that they would not have difficulty finding the camp on their way back at night. He added that on the morning of February 6, he contacted the base camp again and told them that the team had not returned, so he told them to come down because the weather was bad at higher camp.