South Korea’s National Fire Agency announced on Sunday that the death toll from the Jeju Air plane crash has risen to 151. The tragic incident has left the nation in shock as rescue teams continue their efforts.
“So far, two rescued, 151 confirmed dead,” the National Fire Agency stated, highlighting the severity of the disaster. The search and rescue operation is ongoing, with emergency services working tirelessly amidst challenging conditions.
Families and loved ones of the passengers have gathered at Muan International Airport, anxiously awaiting news. The atmosphere is heavy with grief as authorities provide support to those affected.
The cause of the crash is yet to be determined, and aviation experts are set to commence a thorough investigation. The tragedy has raised concerns over air safety protocols and has prompted a review of emergency response procedures.
Jeju Air, a prominent carrier in South Korea, has expressed deep condolences to the victims’ families and is cooperating fully with authorities.
The nation stands united in mourning as it grapples with one of the worst aviation disasters in its history. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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South Korea plane crash death toll jumps to 151: fire department
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