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Mt. Everest 2005:
The Singapore Premier Taxi Everest Expedition without oxygen:
Edwin has headed up with 8
others!
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Update: Edwin Siew with
The Singapore Premier Taxi Everest Expedition without oxygen
has headed up!
Rest of the members Singapore University Team: Eefung, Khong Lean,
Yen Kai & Edwin are trying again tonight. Sherpas with them are Kami, Lhakpa
Tshiri, Dorje, Pemba Dorje.
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Meet -
Robert Goh
Dr
Robert Goh
is a Principal Member of Technical Staff in DSO National Laboratories.
Born on 22 September 1965, he holds a PhD in Aerodynamics. He and team
mate Edwin Siew climbed Mount Xixabangma in Tibet in 2002 in alpine style,
the first in Southeast Asia to reach over 8,000m without sherpa support
and supplementary oxygen. Other achievements include skiing to the South
Pole as Co-leader of Antarctica 2000 and reaching the South Summit
(8,751m) of Mount Everest as a member of the Singapore expedition in 1998.
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