The South Korean plane crashed again.

The South Korean plane crashed again.

Another major accident occurred. According to the video clip, the plane crashed into a wall at the end of the runway and burst into flames as it was trying to land the fuselage. At that moment, I thought it was ominous that everyone was killed. As of now, all 179 other people are believed to have died except for the two crewmembers who were on the tail of the plane.  

Another big accident occurred in Korea. A big accident that bursts out every time we forget. I guess we can't help it. I'm tearing up again. I shed tears yesterday at Gwanghwamun, but I didn't expect to shed tears again today.

One thing I don't understand while watching this broadcast today is that the news of the accident was announced a little after 9 o'clock, but after an hour or two, only 28 people were reported dead, and there was little mention of the deaths of the remaining 150 people. The same goes for me, but the biggest concern of viewers is whether the passengers died or not. However, broadcasters kept scratching their heads.

Looking at the video of the fuselage landing here, I can guess that there will be few survivors. If so, the broadcast will not confirm whether 150 passengers are alive or not, unfortunately, desperate, or not because they haven't accessed the fuselage yet... Anyway, shouldn't the media with more information than listeners tell us what they have observed.

As far as I can tell, the death of the rest of the passengers is almost certain, but they are ducking for fear of what kind of criticism they will receive if they say it out loud. So many viewers had to hold on to their useless hopes for about three hours before the fire department's announcement of ``presumption of death of most passengers'' around 12:30 p.m.

Is it because of the trauma of raising sacrifices through false reports of "power rescue" during Ferry Sewol? Reporters may have gotten a sense of it, but rather than trying to approach the truth by sharing it with their viewers in real time, the first thing to think is not to get caught up in this kind of criticism, so what has not been confirmed at all is to speak out. So it becomes a "dead report."

It is a double-sided situation. Many people report fake news while making predictions about martial law and the impeachment of the president, which is unimaginable, and it is hard to know why they are so passive in reporting such large-scale events.

I remember a phrase I read in Ogura's keynote "Korea is a philosophy" a few years ago. Here, he said, "It is very tolerant of things that are not related to reason, but Koreans are very strict about things related to reason." Isn't it the philosophical world of Koreans that no one can report anything other than the accurately confirmed number of deaths in front of a major accident reminiscent of a funeral.

I pray for the souls of the deceased once again. However, we should not let this incident lead to unreasonable claims such as those of the Ferry Sewol or Itaewon accident. It is already a very difficult government. We hope the government will take care of it accordingly.