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Sat, January 28, 2023 | 23:25
Treat 'crisis manual' like the Bible
We do not yet know the full, official causes of the Sewol tragedy, but we can definitely say that what transpired after the boat began to sink was a travesty of unskilled crisis management. If there had been a crisis management manual and if the crew had full knowledge of the manual and dealt with the accident appropriately, many more lives could have been saved.
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