Dehradun, Nov. 7 -- Rescue teams deployed at Uttarkashi's Kedartal trek route after eight trekkers went missing after an avalanche on October 29 on Friday recovered another body, taking the death toll in the incident to seven, officials said. "Another body was recovered from the avalanche-hit site on Kedartal trek route at around 9.30 am on Friday. The body, along with two bodies recovered on Thursday, were brought down to the Matli helipad from where they were sent to the district hospital for post-mortem examination," said district magistrate Prashant Arya. Out of the bodies recovered so far, five were identified as sisters Vartika and Deepika Verma from Lucknow, trekkers Tapas Buari, and Manoj Khawas from West Bengal, and local guide Siddharth Rana. "The search for one missing person will continue," said Arya. A day earlier, the district aministration ordered a magisterial probe into the tragedy. Bhatwari sub-divisional magistrate was appointed the inquiry officer and instructed to submit a report in a week, said officials. The avalanche struck near Kedar Kharak on October 29 while the expedition was descending from Kedartal, a glacial lake situated at 4,720 metres above sea level. Fed by the melting snows of Mt Thalay Sagar, Mt Bhrigupanth, and the Jogin peaks, it is a spot popular with high-altitude trekkers....