The world’s first ‘3 -pole and seven continental summit’ is reaching Captain Heo Young -ho, dying
Captain Heo Young -ho, who has reached the world’s first seven continental peaks and three poles (Arctic, Antarctica, and Everest), has died. 71.
Hur Young -ho’s survivor said in a call with the domestic media on the 30th, “It was famous on the 29th after being diagnosed with biliary cancer in December last year.”
Heo Young -ho succeeded in climbing the world’s third pole (Everest in 1987, Antarctica in 1994, Arctic State in 1994) in 1995. In addition, South America Akonkua (6959m), North America McKinley (6194m), African Kilimanjaro (5895m), Oceania Carstenz (4884m), European Ellours (5642m), and Antarctic Vinson Massif (5140m) reached the top three stations and seven continents for the first time. I became a mountaineer.
Heo Young -ho received the government from the government’s Order of Gijang (1982), Colossus (1988), Ho Ho (1991) and Blue Dragonjang (1996).
In 2011, he carried out a 1800 km of flight from Dokdo, Marado, and Gagero, the east, south, and west ends of the country, and returned to Jecheon Airfield in Chungbuk.
The office is a funeral home in Hanyang University Hospital in Seoul, and the company is at 10:40 am on August 1st. Jangji is Jecheon, Jecheon, Chungbuk.
Kim Chang -geum, senior reporter kimck@hani.co.kr
