Noore Alam confessed the rape to the court after his arrest
Musa Ibrahim, two teammates rescued from base camp of Indonesia's Mt Carstenz
Musa Ibrahim and two other mountaineers have been rescued from a base camp in Indonesia where they had been stranded for five days.
Published : 19 June 2017, 05:47 AM
Updated : 19 June 2017, 07:35 AM
After failing to reach the mountaineers twice in the last two days due to bad weather, rescuers managed to land their helicopter at the base camp of Mount Carstenz at 5:23am on Monday.
The mountaineers airlifted around 5:30am reached the nearest airport in Timika half an hour later, Musa told bdnews24.com.
Bad weather grounded the three, including Indian mountaineers Satyarup Siddhanta and Nandita Chandrashekhar, after they climbed down from Carstenz Pyramid, the tallest summit of Mount Carstensz in Papua Province.
They were stuck at Lake Valley, the base camp at the elevation of 4,275 metres since Jun 13.
Musa is expected to start for Bangladesh on Jun 21.
Also Read: 'Rescuers can’t reach us'
RELATED STORIES
Students were on a fourth day of protests, obstructing the road and vandalising vehicles after the deaths of two students in an accident
Classes were closed from Apr 21 – Apr 27 due to the searing heat
Stopping all forms of aggression and atrocities are preconditions for sustainable development, Hasina said
