Everest / Lhotse 2006: Official report of Summiting Lhotse

As per the report of Liaison Officer and handling trekking agency, the following eleven members and four high altitude workers of "Chilean Lhotse Expedition 06" team climbed Mt. Lhotse on 12th May 2006.

1.         Mr. Rodrigo Hernan Jordan Fucas, (47 yrs.) Leader, Professor, Ricardo Lyon, Chile,

2.         Mr. Aliro Ernesto O. Miranda, (40 yrs.) Member, Professor, Ricardo Lyon, Chile,

3.         Mr. Eugenio Luis Guzman Letelier, (30 yrs.) Member, Engineer, Santiago, Chile,

4.         Mr. Elias Misael Alvial Cid, (44 yrs.) Member, Mountain Guide, Santiago, Chile,

5.         Mr. Gabrial Andres Becker Mardones, (27 yrs.) Member, Instructor, Santiago, Chile,

6.         Mr. Sebastian I. Dominguez, (28 yrs.) Member, Physician M.D., Santiago, Chile,

7.         Ms. Maria Paz Ibarra Letelier, (27 yrs.) Member, Student, Santiago, Chile,

8.         Mr. Maximiliano A. M. Edwards, (26 yrs.) Member, G.M., Santiago, Chile,

9.         Mr. Nicolas C. I. Scott, (50 yrs.) Member, Santiago, Chile,

10.       Mr. Sebastian I. V. Contador, (30 yrs.) Member, Forest Engineer Santiago, Chile,

11.       Mr. Nicolas I. VArela, (24 yrs.) Member, Santiago, Chile,

12.        Mr. Palden Nyamge Sherpa (34) High Altitude Worker, Khumjung-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

13.        Mr. Phu Tashi Sherpa (29) High Altitude Worker, Khumjung-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

14.        Mr. Lakpa Rita Sherpa (34) High Altitude Worker, Khumjung-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

15.        Mr. Chewang Lendu Sherpa (25) High Altitude Worker, Khumjung-9, Solukhumbu, Nepal.

            The above mentioned 12 members expedition team was permitted to climb 8516 meter high Mt. Lhotse from normal route for the period of 75 days from 25th March, 2006 under the leadership of Mr. Rodrigo Hernan Jordan Fucas  of Chile.

The handling agency of the expedition team is Asian Trekking Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu, Nepal.  Rajendra Dev Pandey   (Section Officer)

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