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When scaling Kinabalu isn’t complete minus Sigah
Published on: Sunday, June 16, 2024
By: Jozie John
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Jack atop Mount Kinabalu with mum devotion.
Kota Kinabalu: When Jack Arrey Jaim scaled Mount Kinabalu recently, he realised while his way to the peak that he had left his Sigah at the Laban Rata stopover.
The second runner-up in the State-level Buvazoi Tavantang 2024, decided no way he would proceed without the traditional headgear and raced back one kilometre to get it.
“We began our summit climb at 3am and I noticed I left my Sigar at 4am. I told my family to continue their climb as I wanted to go back and get the Sigah. My sister initially stopped me because we were far away from Laban Rata.
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