Sea Survival Training
- Why is Sea Survival Training critical?
- ONGC’s Sea Survival Centre: A National, and indeed, a Global asset
- Safety is paramount and valuable
- A Training for all!
- Other important training protocols
ONGC Everest Team relishing the surreal view
The ONGC Everest team is slowly but surely inching closer to the top of the world. On 12 April 2017, the team reached Dingboche, after hiking upto 4850 meters andwalking adistance of 16kms. The team went tovillage Chhukung which acts as the Base for all expeditions to Island Peak as a Pre-Everestclimbing. In harsh conditions, with temperature varying between -1 to -4 degree, theteam us all set to move tomorrow to Lobuche at an altitude of 4900 mtrs.
NGC Everest team hiking from Tyangboche to Dingboche
A day before, the ONGC Everest Team had travelled from Tyangboche to Dingboche Nepal, about 20 km away from Everest Base Camp. Enroute, the team sought blessings from Lama Gishe of Panboche for successful expedition and felicitated local Girl students working in the lodges during their summer break.