Several Summit Ama Dablam

1.         Dr. Olaf Rieck, (41 yrs.) Leader, Veterinarian, Germany,

2.         Mr. Dieter Rulker, (66 yrs.) Member, Engineer, Germany,

3.        Mr. Volker Tiller, (51 yrs.) Member, Germany,

4.        Mr. Axel Otto, (44 yrs.) Member, Germany,

            The 9 members above mentioned expedition team was permitted to climb 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam normal route for the period of 45 days from 4th April, 2006 under the leadership of Dr. Olaf Rieck  from German.

            The handling agency of the expedition team is Multi Adventure P. Ltd. Kathmandu, Nepal.

            According to Liaison Officer the following 2 members of "Ama Dablam Expedition 06 Group" team has been successful to scale 6812 meter high Mount Ama Dablam at 10.20 a.m.  on  5th May,  2006.

1.         Mr. Fabio Meraldi, (41 yrs.) Leader, Guide Alpine, Italian,

2.         Mr. Mr. Diego Govannini (44 Yrs.) Member, Photographer, Italian.

            The 6 members above mentioned expedition team was permitted to climb 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam normal route for the period of 45 days from 18th April, 2006 under the leadership of Mr. Fabio Meraldi from Italy.

           The handling agency of the expedition team is Thamserku Trekking P. Ltd. Kathmandu, Nepal.

(Rajendra Dev Pandey)

            According to Liaison Officer the following 2 members of "Swiss Ama Dablam Expedition 06" team has been successful to scale 6812 meter high Mount Ama Dablam at 1.30 p.m.  on 4th May,  2006.

1.         Mr. Thomas Forestieri, (37 yrs.) Member, Businessman, American,

2.         Mr. Lampley Brandon Gaay (31 Yrs.) Member, American.

            The 12 members above mentioned expedition team was permitted to climb 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam normal route for the period of 45 days from 18th April, 2006 under the leadership of Mr. Anjan Truffer from Switzerland.

            The handling agency of the expedition team is Ice Land Trekking P. Ltd. Kathmandu, Nepal. 

(Rajendra Dev Pandey)      Section Officer

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