The teenage influencer still cut off in Antarctica weeks after the plane landed without permission

What was intended is that the task of collecting donations became a nightmare American teenager Ethan QuhWho has been stuck in a far -place position in Chilean lands in Antarctica since June.

Last year, GUO started a journey to become the youngest person to fly alone to all seven continents. The trip also aims to raise a million dollars in childhood cancer research through St. Jude’s Child Research Hospital. Quh Sisna 182Q flew to North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Australia and Europe before heading to Antarctica.

Prosecutors said that he was authorized to travel to the city of Punta in the Chilean city of Ponta, which is often used as a base for trips in the Antarctica. The authorities said that Qouh provided “the data of the wrong flight plan” and traveled to King George Island. The authorities said that Qoh Airlines only included its landing in Punta Arinas. Chile claims the ownership of the island, which is about 75 miles off the coast of Antarctica.

Guo was arrested at the airport on King George Island. On June 29, he was accused of handing wrong information to control the land and land without permission, both of whom violations of the Chilean aviation symbol. The blog calls for a short term imprisonment or a fine for anyone who lands on the country’s land without permission.

Chilean prosecutor Christian Christo also said that Qawah violated the “national and international” bases that governed the access to Antarctica and the methods used to travel there. Christoso said the unauthorized journey posed the safety risk of other air passengers.

Since his accusation, power remained at a military base on the island. He did not have to stay there, only to stay in the Chilean lands, but because of the harsh winter in this part of the southern hemisphere, there were no available trips that could be taken.

Qoh was also unable to transfer Cesana. Christoso told reporters on Monday that Qouh plane “does not have the capabilities to take a flight,” but it did not provide more details.

On Monday, the judge dropped the charges against Qouh as part of an agreement with his lawyer and Chilean prosecutors. The agreement requires that Guo offer a $ 30,000 donation to the Children’s Cancer Foundation within 30 days to avoid experiment. He must also leave Chile as soon as conditions allow, and it is prohibited to re -enter Chilean lands for a period of three years.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office said that Qouh must also pay all costs in exchange for “aircraft security and personal maintenance” during his stay in the military facility. It also needs to cover all expenses for his return.

The Associated Press Queen told the text that he was “comfortable with the result.”

Qouh said he was waiting for his approval to leave from Antarctica. He talks to his lawyer to see if there is any way he can continue to transfer it to Cesana, and he said he hopes he can continue his “original mission.”