Thus, five other porters had returned from base camp-I to inform about the incident. They were in touch with the porters at base camp-I for the next three days till August 30 through their walkie-talkie when they had shared video clip of fixing tent base camp-II. The two had very little ration in their possession and carried an oxygen cylinder each, Yakli had said. According to Nokhya Yakli, a porter from Yakli village who had accompanied Mra, the duo went along with porters Dangbing Saria and Adam Walong up to camp-II with supplies.Īfter their first attempt failed, the duo was forced to return to camp-II and later proceeded to climb the peak from the eastern side. He had left Puroik village Sario-Saria in Sawa circle on July 27 and base camp-I located at 4,500-metre on August 17. This was his 4 th attempt to scale unconquered Mount Kyarisatam. Mra, belonging to Tagin tribe and first Arunachalee to conquer Mount Everest on May 21.05.09, is an accomplished mountaineer as he had conquered Nepal’s 6160-m Island Peak or Imja Tse (24.04.07), Nepal’s 6654-m Mera Peak (20.06.08). Assessment of the ground situation will be carried out for further action.” The rescue team returned to Camp-1 from Camp-2 for safety reasons. Hence the search & rescue operation for missing mountaineer Tapi Mra and his aide Niku Dao could not be carried out near the rock wall on Sept 18. This was coupled with adverse weather, rain & foggy conditions. He is right as incident commander-cum-ADC i/c Ashok Tajo, in a release on Sept 18, had reported: “Base camp-2 area has been witnessing minor fresh avalanches, especially near the rock wall, since Sept 17. Everest from the state.ITANAGAR, Sept 20: There has been no visible result even since mountaineer Tapi Mra and his assistant Niku Dao went missing on August 30 while on an expedition to 7,0001-metre tall snow-capped Mount Kyarisatam, near Sino-India border in East Kameng district, said Mra’s younger brother Dr Tadi Mra. He is also the tenth climber from the institute to scale the highest pinnacle in the world.Īmong others, Tapi Mra (2009), Tine Mena (2011), Anshu Jamsenpa (2011), Nima Lama and Kalden Paljor (2011), Tame Bagang (2013), Kishon Tekseng and Taka Tamut (2018) scaled the Mt. Sorang had joined National Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports (NIMAS), Dirang in the year 2013, when the institute first stepped in the state. Meanwhile, Abraham Tagit Sorang is the youngest and second mountaineer from the state to scale the highest peak Mt. She scaled the highest peak on May 11, 2021. She is from West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh and an instructor at Dirang-based National Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports (NIMAS). Tashi Yongjam (37) is the first woman climber to scale the Everest in 2021. He also said that that department will provide monetary help to them.
Minister for Sports & Youth Affairs Mama Natung felicitated Tashi Yanjom and Abraham Tagit Sorang for scaling Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, at his civil secretariat office here on Thursday.Īcknowledging the duo’s achievement, Natung said that the Sports & Youth Affairs department will ensure all possible help to the mountaineers in their future endeavors.
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