Dehradun, Nov. 6 -- Two more bodies were recovered following an avalanche on Uttarkashi district's high-altitude Kedartal trek route on October 29, taking the death toll to six, officials said on Thursday, adding that a magisterial probe has been ordered into the tragedy. The sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) of Bhatwari has been appointed as the inquiry officer and tasked with submitting a report within a week. Uttarkashi district magistrate Prashant Arya said, "A joint team of state disaster response force (SDRF) and Nehru Institute of Mountaineering informed us via satellite phone at around 9 am on Thursday that they had recovered the bodies of two men buried under snow at two different locations. The bodies will be brought down to the Matli helipad on Friday near Uttarkashi for further formalities. The total death toll in the avalanche tragedy has now risen to six." "After wrapping up the day's operations, the rescue teams descended to the base camp. They will resume the search on Friday for the two remaining missing individuals," he added. He further said, "We have ordered a magisterial probe into the incident. SDM Bhatwari will submit a comprehensive report on the matter within a week." The avalanche struck near Kedar Kharak on October 29 while the expedition was descending from Kedartal, a glacial lake situated at an elevation of 15,485 feet (4,720 metres). The 12-member expedition had set out from Gangotri on October 27 and was scheduled to complete the circuit by October 29....