More Ama Dablam summits by other Teams

successful to scale 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam on 17th  October, 2005.

17th October, 2005, 9:30 AM

1        Mr. Gennady Kirievskiy (44 Yrs) , Leader, Manager, Suvorova, RUSSIA

2        Mr. Andrey Lapin (41 Yrs), Member, Manager, Hudyakova, RUSSIA

3        Mr. Andrey Kuzhetsov (47 Yrs), Member , Manager, Surkova, RUSSIA

4        Mr. Oley Nikov Yury (47 Yrs), Member, Director, Haquitoporck, RUSSIA

5        Ms. Oleynikova Julia (23 Ys.), Member, Manager, Henina,  RUSSIA

The 7 members URAL Ama Dablam Expedition  2005 I team was permitted to climb 6812 m. high Mt. Ama Dablam from  Normal

Route for the period of 45 days from 1st October, 2005 under the leadership of Mr. Gennady Kirievskiy  from

RUSSIA.                                             

handling agency of the Expedition Team is "Royal High Mountain Trek Pvt. Ltd." Kathmandu, Nepal.

As per the report of Liaison officer, the following 6 members of URAL Ama Dablam Expedition  2005 II team have been successful to scale 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam on 17th  October, 2005.

17th October, 2005, 9:30 AM

6        Mr. Vladimir Loutsenko (47 Yrs) , Leader, Bilding, Chelyabinsk, RUSSIA

7        Mr. Andrey Solovev (23 Yrs), Member, Manager, Magnitogask, RUSSIA

8        Mr. Shatalov Victor (52 Yrs), Member , Manager, Magnitogorsk City, RUSSIA

9        Mr. Dmitry Frolenko (41 Yrs), Member, Manager, Ekaterinburg, RUSSIA

10   Mr. Alex Andar Ovchinnikov (43 Ys.), Member,Magnitoqonsk, RUSSIA

11   Mr. Yuri Lutsak (33 Yrs) Member, Manager, Ekaterinburg, RUSSIA

The 7 members URAL Ama Dablam Expedition  2005 II team was permitted to climb 6812 m. high Mt. Ama Dablam from 

Normal Route for the period of 45 days from 30th Sept., 2005 under the leadership of Mr. Vladimir Lutsenko  from RUSSIA.

The handling agency of the Expedition Team is "Royal High Mountain Trek Pvt. Ltd." Kathmandu, Nepal. 

As per the report of Liaison officer, the following 5 members of German Saxon Ama Dablam Expedition  2005  team have been successful to scale 6812 meter high Mt. Ama Dablam on 19th & 20 th  October, 2005.

19th October, 2005, 10:AM

1        Mr. Manfred Hesse (47 Yrs) , Member, Trader, Kassel, Germany

2        Mr. Ralf Ewers (40 Yrs), Member, Engineer, Dresden, Germany

20th October, 2005, 10:AM

3        Mr. Andreas Herit (46 Yrs), Leader , Dipl Jur, Germany

4        Mr. Kurt Ulrich Blume (50 Yrs), Member, Advocate. Kassel Germany

5        Mr. Andreas Drechsler (46 Ys.), Member, Engineer, Leipzig, Germany 

The 5 members German Saxon Ama Dablam Expedition  2005 team was permitted to climb 6812 m. high Mt. Ama Dablam from  Normal Route for the period of 45 days from 2nd October, 2005 under the leadership of Mr. Andreas Herlt  from Germany.

The handling agency of the Expedition Team is "Multi Adventure Pvt. Ltd." Kathmandu, Nepal. 

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