Overview
- Her management said a team evaluated Laila Peak last week and concluded her remains will not be retrieved at this time.
- No operation is planned now, though a future recovery could be reconsidered if conditions improve.
- Local tour operators and officials rejected reports of an imminent mission, and guide Kaleem Shani retracted his earlier claim that a team was en route.
- Initial helicopter and ground efforts after the late-July accident were halted because persistent rockfall and weather made access impossible.
- Dahlmeier, a two-time Olympic biathlon champion, died at about 5,700 meters on Laila Peak after being struck by falling rocks, according to accounts from her climbing partner and management.