+ Follow GLOBE ROAMING Tag
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[Title] => Cheering crowd welcomes Garduce home
[Summary] => Adventure sportsman Romeo "Romi" Garduce was officially the third Filipino to conquer the summit of the Mt. Everest, the world’s highest mountain. However, he was the first to return home to the Philippines yesterday afternoon after accomplishing the feat on May 19.
A deeply tanned Garduce was welcomed by a cheering crowd of journalists, fans and airport personnel after being the last to step off Thai Airways flight TG 620 from Nepal via Bangkok, Thailand, which landed at the NAIA at 3:40 p.m.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rainier Allan Ronda
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[Title] => RP climber’s wife clams up on ‘feat’
[Summary] => The wife of Dale Abenojar, the climber who claims to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, has clammed up on her husband’s alleged feat, saying she has chosen to wait for her husband to come home and tell his story.
Lisa Abenojar said she wanted to avoid fanning a controversy over the apparent confusion over which Filipino climber actually reached the summit of Everest first.
"I want this to come out peacefully, we don’t want to cause a controversy over this," Lisa told The STAR in a phone interview yesterday.
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[Title] => Cheering crowd welcomes Garduce home
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A deeply tanned Garduce was welcomed by a cheering crowd of journalists, fans and airport personnel after being the last to step off Thai Airways flight TG 620 from Nepal via Bangkok, Thailand, which landed at the NAIA at 3:40 p.m.
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[Title] => RP climber’s wife clams up on ‘feat’
[Summary] => The wife of Dale Abenojar, the climber who claims to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, has clammed up on her husband’s alleged feat, saying she has chosen to wait for her husband to come home and tell his story.
Lisa Abenojar said she wanted to avoid fanning a controversy over the apparent confusion over which Filipino climber actually reached the summit of Everest first.
"I want this to come out peacefully, we don’t want to cause a controversy over this," Lisa told The STAR in a phone interview yesterday.
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