(3)Memorial services held for Chung Mong Hun

SEOUL, South Korea - Chung Mong Joon, South Korean lawmaker and a younger brother of Chung Mong Hun, chairman of Hyundai Asan Co., who committed suicide on Aug. 4, scatters his brother's ashes in the Mt. Kumgang district in North Korea. Chung reportedly left a suicide note in which he said he wants his ashes to be scattered on the mountain.

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(1)Memorial services held for Chung Mong Hun in N. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Memorial services are held on Mt. Kumgang in North Korea on Aug. 11 for Chung Mong Hun, chairman of Hyundai Asan Co., who committed suicide on Aug. 4. Chung reportedly left a suicide note in which he said he wants his ashes to be scattered on the mountain.

(2)Memorial services held for Chung Mong Hun

SEOUL, South Korea - A memorial cenotaph for Chung Mong Hun, chairman of Hyundai Asan Co., who committed suicide on Aug. 4, is unveiled on Mt. Kumgang in North Korea on Aug. 11. Chung reportedly left a suicide note in which he said he wants his ashes to be scattered on the mountain.