According to the transcript of the Itaewon disaster received by the National Fire Agency, the reporter urgently requested, “This is Itaewon,” adding, “I think you should send the police and the fire department.”
The reporter mentioned the store’s name in a specific mutual transcript and repeatedly was crushed to death, he stressed. “I’m not kidding, I think we should send the police or the fire department to control it.”
As the respondent continued to respond to the respondents asking whether or not they were injured and what the situation was, the reporter reiterated, “The person on the street was injured,” adding, “The situation is serious, not the group.”
The transcript ends with the reporter’s words, “I’m going crazy,” in response to the receptionist’s reply, “I’ll go out and check for now.”
I think it started with the loyalty of the young men who were only interested in preventing the spread of protests
The safety of the people was out of interest in the first place, so even though more than 100,000 people gathered, the troop deployment was set at zero, so this situation would happen no matter what we do
I’m going crazy 