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Other teams climbed past Ravichandran, but Gelje persuaded his client to quit their ascent and attempt to save the stranded climber, he told the outlet.

Upon recovery, Ravichandran returned to Malaysia and went on national TV in early June to speak about the daring rescue. The climber has summitted Everest at least three times, and lost eight fingers to frostbite in 2022.

But when featuring the media appearance in an Instagram post, in which Ravichandran thanked his rescue insurance and partner organizations, he omitted Gelje's name.

"I am alive today, because I had the best and dedicated Partners — The 14th peaks Expedition Co and Global Rescue Ins," he wrote.

https://www.insider.com/rescued-mt-evere...ran-2023-6

guy calls himself "Ravi Everest"......
disgrace

Did he pay the expedition fees for the 2 Chinese guys who gave up their trip to save him

Side discussion. A few weeks ago a Singaporean was lost on Everest .

Was he found?

Fark him. Should just leave him to die.

Why all kekleng kia?

(07-06-2023, 06:33 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]Side discussion. A few weeks ago a Singaporean was lost on Everest .

Was he found?

The wife set up a fund to collect money from public. To fund and remember his commitments or something like that.  

What commitments? Condo and car?

That's what ceca is all about - backstabbing glory seeker.

If you see a 🐍 and a ceca, who should u kick first?

(07-06-2023, 06:33 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]Side discussion. A few weeks ago a Singaporean was lost on Everest .

Was he found?

These peepur knew the dangers and risks. Based on what I read he had died. 

It seems that these peepur are not afraid.

(07-06-2023, 07:09 PM)Alice Alicia Wrote: [ -> ]That's what ceca is all about - backstabbing glory seeker.

If you see a 🐍 and a ceca, who should u kick first?

Definitely not the snake