What Went Wrong in the South Korean Ferry Disaster? | The New Yorker
The New Yorker・14 minutes read
The text discusses the Sewol Ferry disaster, including the discovery of over 100 mobile phones crucial for the investigation, a civilian diver's suicide due to trauma, and the emotional impact on the victims' families as the truth emerges. The removal of President Park Geun-hye, lack of measures taken to save people, and difficulties encountered during the rescue operation are also highlighted.
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- The discovery of over 100 mobile phones on the ship's hull in the Sewol Ferry disaster is crucial for the investigation and brings both joy and sorrow to the families involved, as the truth emerges due to this finding.
- A civilian diver involved in the Sewol Ferry disaster committed suicide due to trauma, highlighting the emotional toll and impact of the tragedy on individuals involved in the rescue operation.
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What is the Sewol Ferry disaster?
A tragic incident involving a sunken South Korean ferry.
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