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Gov't demands parliamentary reconsideration of 2 special counsel bills

The Cabinet on Tuesday demanded the National Assembly to reconsider two special counsel bills related to President Yoon Suk Yeol's failed martial law bid and allegations surrounding the first lady.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
Gov't demands parliamentary reconsideration of 2 special counsel bills

13 injured as car plows into pedestrians at Seoul market

At least 13 people were injured Tuesday when a sedan driven by a 73-year-old man crashed into multiple people at a traditional market in Seoul, police said.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
13 injured as car plows into pedestrians at Seoul market

Jeju Air crash highlights need for revised regulations on airport runway safety zones

Aviation experts on Tuesday highlighted the need to revise regulations governing airport safety, including those on runway safety zones, amid growing views that a concrete structure near the runway may have exacerbated the severity of casualties in the Jeju Air crash this week.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
Jeju Air crash highlights need for revised regulations on airport runway safety zones

Korean biz community mourns tragic Jeju Air crash

Leaders of Korea's business organizations visited joint memorial altars Tuesday to pay their respects to the victims of the tragic Jeju Air crash, joining the nationwide mourning.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
Korean biz community mourns tragic Jeju Air crash

5 out of 179 victims remain unidentified after Jeju Air plane crash

The remains of 174 out of 179 people killed in Sunday's fatal Jeju Air plane crash have been identified, with rescue authorities still scrambling to identify the remaining five, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said Tuesday.

Dec 31, 2024By Lee Hae-rin
5 out of 179 victims remain unidentified after Jeju Air plane crash

174 out of 179 killed in Jeju Air plane crash identified

The remains of 174 of the 179 people killed in this week's Jeju Air plane crash have tentatively been identified, the land ministry said Tuesday.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
174 out of 179 killed in Jeju Air plane crash identified

Families of Jeju Air crash victims face prolonged grief

The temporary shelter at Muan International Airport became a sea of tears on Monday as grieving families were informed of delays in the recovery and identification of the victims of the Jeju Air crash.

Dec 31, 2024By KTimes
Families of Jeju Air crash victims face prolonged grief

US investigators, Boeing officials join on-site probe of Jeju Air crash in Muan

A team of investigators from the U.S. government and aircraft manufacturer Boeing have arrived at the site of the Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport to participate in the investigation into the incident, Seoul officials said Tuesday.

Dec 31, 2024By Yonhap
US investigators, Boeing officials join on-site probe of Jeju Air crash in Muan

Muan airport had only one 'batman' on duty during Jeju Air bird strike

A suspected bird strike, identified as one of the causes of the Jeju Air crash on Dec. 29, has raised concerns about the adequacy of bird control operations at Muan International Airport. At the time of the catastrophic crash, only one Bird Alert Team (BAT), commonly referred to as "Batman," was on duty, prompting questions about whether staffing levels and operational protocols were sufficient.

Dec 31, 2024By KTimes
Muan airport had only one 'batman' on duty during Jeju Air bird strike
  • Blame mounts over concrete structure at Muan airport for amplifying crash impact

Jeju Air crash raises critical questions

A range of questions has emerged regarding the Jeju Air passenger plane crash that occurred on the morning of Dec. 29 at Muan International Airport in South Jeolla Province. Key issues include whether the engine's reverse thrust was engaged during the emergency landing and why the plane did not jettison fuel before the accident.

Dec 31, 2024By KTimes
Jeju Air crash raises critical questions
  • Blame mounts over concrete structure at Muan airport for amplifying crash impact
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