However, Purja encourages Bowie to come with his team and they are successful summiting on 23 April, with Bowie saying "This guy believed they were gonna do it, and they pushed thru".[1] The following day, Purja returns up the mountain to rescue a stricken climber (later identified as Malaysian climber Wui Kin Chin) which is successful (although Chin would die days later in Singapore).[7] The rescue meant Purja lost his "weather window" for Dhaulagiri, which his team summits in bad weather on 12 May.[4] Purja then summits Kanchenjunga on 15 May in a single 22-hour push passing all camps.