A teenager chopped on the Antarctic continent after the controversial plane landed

An American teenager is currently stuck in the Antarctic continent after illegally landed his one -engine plane in Chilean lands.

Ethan Qaw, 19, who was on the midst of a move around the world when he landed in the Antarctic in the world, has been stuck in the iceberg since June. Associated Press. Upon landing, local officials accused Qoh of providing them with “the wrong aviation plan information” and landing without permission. Since then, he has been residing at a military base while waiting for the movement in the court case, as AP writes.

Unlike the exploits of many other influencers, the Guo trick appears to have included a noble goal: the American young man wants to become the youngest person to fly into all seven continents, with donations for childhood cancer research along the way. The teenager “A journey against cancer“So far, $ 131,000 has collected, according to Saint Jude collection page Equipped voltage. Qouh said he hoped to raise more than a million dollars, who will go to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital.

On Monday, the charges against Qoh were dropped as part of an agreement between his lawyer and Chilean prosecutors, as AP is written. To avoid experiment, the agreement requires a power of $ 30,000 to the Children’s Cancer Foundation within 30 days, says the port. He is also asked to leave the country as soon as the conditions allow, and not to return to Chile for three years. Gizmodo communicate to Guo through Instagram to comment.

At a time when the means were actually, Qouh has already finished a lot of his journey, after he passed six of the world’s continents, BBC Reports.

According to the GUO fundraising, he originally learned to fly when he was 13 years old. Then he became interested in overcoming the world record for the smallest person to travel to all seven continents. “Unfortunately, my cousin, who was at the same age that I had, developed a Hodgkin in the fourth stage. When he saw a young man, I saw the disease affecting people closest to me, like my grandparents and my life, little by little,” he wrote a force. “Since then, I decided to do my best to cancer research. In order to raise money for international research and awareness, I decided that by breaking the record, I can get the necessary attention to influence and help the largest possible number of people with disease.”

It is not clear when he will return to the United States, he said that, when he is released, he hopes to continue his journey around the world. “I am still in Antarctica waiting for the approval of my departure journey,” the teenager I told Associated Press on monday. “I hope loyal to give me soon so that my plane and I can from my original mission.”