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Recovery operation started before it was switched off on the evening of July 29th.
“The restoration of the body under the current predominant conditions of rocks and the variable time of Lilan peak is attached to high risk and is not achievable,” the statement continued.
“Laura enriched the lives of many with her warm and direct way.
“She has shown us that it is worth upholding for your dreams and goals and always stay true to yourself.”
The German Olympic Sports Confederation said Dalmeier was “more than the Olympic champion – she was a man with heart, attitude and vision.”
The president of the International Olympic Committee Kirsti Coventry said Dalmeier’s death was “deeply shocking to all of us in the Olympic Movement.”
She added: “She lost her life in her favorite mountains. She will be remembered forever.”
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Dalmeier is “an ambassador of our country around the world and an example of imitation of peaceful, joyful and honest coexistence across borders.”
Dalmayer, an experienced climber, represented Germany at two Winter Olympics, winning two gold and one bronze medal in Pchenshan in 2018.
She was the first woman to win the sprint and the pursuit of events in the same matches and won another 15 medals, including seven gold, in five world championships, before retiring from the May 2019 race.
