People who have lost beloved family members to disasters and tragedies, such as the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, the Aricell factory fire, and the sinking of the Stella Daisy, continue to spend difficult days trapped in endless suffering. SBS Newstory listens to their voices demanding a thorough investigation into responsibility and the prevention of recurrences, and examines the tasks our society must look after until the end so that victims can resume their daily lives.
※ The full video can be found on episode 580 of SBS Newstory, titled "People for Whom Chuseok Hurts More - Disasters and Their Aftermath."
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VoM5731EW4&list=PLUHG6IBxDr3gOHLnt6wP0Uvzhav_80vD0&index=4
(Producer: Jeong Hyeongtaek | Editors: Jeong Yonghee, Lee Jeongmin | Designer: Yook Do-hyun)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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