South Korea plane crash: Death toll rises above 120, Families cry in pain, grieve the loss

The death toll from the Muan plane crash in South Korea has risen to over 120 people. The accident occurred early on December 29 when a plane from Bangkok veered off the runway while landing at Muan International Airport. The flight, operated by Jeju Air, was carrying over 180 people, including crew members, when it crashed into a wall, causing a huge fireball. Kim Sung-Cheol, the director of the Muan County Public Health Centre, informed the families of the victims. The news left many relatives in tears. Rescue efforts are still ongoing, with two people already saved. Authorities are working to evacuate passengers who may be trapped in the tail section of the plane.