DON CARLOS, Bukidnon – Hail to one of Bukidnon’s new young heroes!
Carina Dayondon, 28, one of the three Filipino women who made history to climb Mt. Everest is from this agriculture-rich town in southern Bukidnon.
Dayondon joined two others, Noelle Wenceslao, 27 and Janet Belarmino, 28, both from Luzon in setting a record as the first women to complete a traverse climb on Mt. Everest, that is, climbing from the north in the Tibetan side to the peak and then down the south side to Nepal.
The three are also reportedly the first women from South East Asia to have climbed Mt. Everest’s peak, the world’s highest point.
The feat followed that of three Filipino climbers, Leo Oracion, Pastour Emata and Romy Garduce, last year who reached the summit though the southeast side.
There were reports the Provincial Government of Bukidnon will prepare a welcome program for the young sports climber and a get-together with friends at the Ateneo Mountaineering Society, her climbers’ club while in the university.
Her family and friends are proud of her achievement but they cannot talk about her following a block to grant any interview to the media, including Bukidnon-based media. Read the rest of this entry »
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