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Hero's welcome awaits Musa

Everest conqueror returns today after 55-day adventure

PlNAKI Roy from Kathmandu
Musa Ibrahim returns home today.
He left for Kathmandu on April 8 to fulfil his dream of hoisting the red-green national flag at the top of the world's highest mountain.
Musa makes his triumphant return from
his 55 days' expedition as the first Bangladeshi ever to climb the summit of Mount Everest.
Family members and a sponsor have arranged a special flight to take the national hero home.
Ansar Ali, his father, wife Sharaban
Tahura Rimi, son Wasi Ibrahim, Noor e Ayesha, his elder sister, and brother-in-law were supposed to leave Dhaka on the flight yesterday around 9:00pm.
The aircraft, Piaggio P 180 Avanti-II, is scheduled to start for the country today around 1:30pm. If everything remains safe and sound, the plane will touch Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport around 3:00pm.
At the airport, a government reception will wait for the mountaineer, said the state minister for youth and sports, AhadAli Sarker.
Three Sherpas, who helped Musa conquer Everest, are also due in the city.
Musa invited Som Bahadur Sherpa, Kailash Tamang and Lakpa Nuru Sherpa to visit Bangladesh with him, as they reached the base camp.
Bangladeshi journalists and friends who went to
Kathmandu are expected to arrive at the capital by the afternoon flight.
Dr Nim Chandra Bhowmik, the Bangladesh ambassador to Nepal, will also be on the return flight.
Scaling the Everest on May 23, Musa descended to base camp on May 25 and reached Kathmandu on May 27.
Bangladeshi community received him with flowers while his Nepalese friends coloured his face with vermilion at Dolalghat, 90 kilometres off Kathmandu towards Totopani.
He spent busy days in Kathmandu attending interviews, dinners and receptions.
The Bangladesh embassy officially welcomed him on May 29, on the eve of the International Everest Day.
While in a programme, Musa said, “Now I find everything around me has changed. I think a new Bangladesh is waiting for me.”