According to the BBC, Yonhap also said that some people had gathered to hear an update from authorities, with one individual posing the question,
“Is there no possibility of survival at all?” Lee Jeong-hyeon, the head of the Muan fire department, said, “Unfortunately, it seems so.”
More than a dozen yellow tents were erected for grieving families by the Red Cross and airport officials, who provided them with wool blankets to stay warm.
Although the passengers’ ages varied from three to 78, the majority were in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, according to Yonhap News Agency.
The plane’s black boxes, which include flight data and cockpit recorder, have been retrieved and will be examined to ascertain the reason of the incident,
According to the transport ministry, which also said that a distress signal had been sent out from the aircraft before to its landing.
