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A year ago, in Itaewon, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea, a serious stampede occurred that killed 159 people and injured 196. Police have called it a "man-made disaster," but the families of the victims of the tragedy have so far failed to receive a formal apology and no one has been held accountable. Authorities sought to treat the victim as a scapegoat under the influence of drugs, while the victim's family demanded an independent investigation. It is reported that after the accident, the relevant departments failed to formulate safety countermeasures in advance and carry out rescue in time. Many mistakes led to this tragedy. The families of the victims are disappointed that no official has so far been criminally sanctioned for the incident. They want to engage in dialogue with senior officials, including the president, to learn the truth and get a formal apology.
This tragedy should serve as a wake-up call for all of us to remain vigilant in order to avoid similar accidents happening again. In this regard, we need to consider not only accountability, but also how to protect people's lives through safety measures and appropriate rescue. Let's think together and find solutions to problems that keep everyone safe. On the first anniversary of the stampede in Itaewon, the families are still searching for the truth. Outraged by the government's inaction, they organized and demanded an independent investigation. However, their efforts face many obstacles. Police operations focused too much on counternarcotics and neglected crowd control. Police tried to shirk responsibility, even asking family members for permission to conduct autopsies. In addition, there were allegations that police destroyed reports about crash risks.
This series of events has sparked public skepticism and outrage. Families believe their children are being treated like criminals and that the state should admit their mistakes. The investigation revealed 24 alleged deaths caused by negligence, of whom 6 were arrested and 17 handed over to the prosecution. However, the South Korean president's decision not to attend the memorial service sparked public discontent. At this sad moment, we need to wonder, will such an event happen again? While ensuring the fairness of the investigation and the rights and interests of families, we also need to think about how to fundamentally prevent similar tragedies. What is your opinion on this issue? The fact that the South Korean president did not attend the national funeral has sparked controversy, and questions have been raised about whether he is worthy of the presidency.
Li Zhengmin said that their pursuit of the truth will not stop, and only when the truth is revealed can they reconcile with themselves and return to normal life. This was reported by Lin Wei, a journalist from the Nine Schools.
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