Today, 34 years ago, on November 24, 1991 (Calendar, October 19, 1991) the Mid-day climbers ended up climbing the South Gambia mountain. After more than two months of efforts, the Mid-day united climbers were finally unable to conquer the virgin mountain known for its difficulty and danger ¡ª the South Gambia mountain at an altitude of 7782 meters. On November 24, 1991, at 6 p.m., this was the second loss following the climbing of the South Gambia mountain in 1984, the Mid-day united climbing team¡¯s captain-in-chief Lozantava and the Japanese vice-chief captain-in-chief, Miyuki Miyuki, jointly announced to reporters that the Mid-day climbers ended the climbing of the South Gambia