A tragic plane crash at South Korea's Muan airport has left at least 29 dead, with fears the death toll could rise as rescue teams work through the wreckage. Local fire department official Lee Hyeon-ji confirmed “critically injured” survivors are receiving urgent care, while conflicting reports highlight the chaos of the aftermath.
The aircraft, which crashed Sunday in the country’s southwest, sparked a dramatic emergency response. AFP reported three rescued individuals, but South Korean news agencies later revised the death toll to 28, underscoring the fluidity of the situation. 🌏NewspaperAmigo.com will continue updating this story as details emerge.
Muan airport, a key regional hub, has temporarily suspended operations. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, with aviation experts urging caution against speculation. 💡Did you know? South Korea’s last major commercial aviation disaster occurred in 2015.
