South Korean police, in-explain bakit di pa maibigay mga bangkay sa mga pamilya

- A South Korean official explained to the public why they cannot hand over the bodies of the victims of the Jeju Air crash to their families yet

- In a report by phoenixtv_news, the officer explained that at the scene, body fragments were everywhere

- There was no intact body and they had to distinguish whose body parts were there

- They have already commissioned the forensics agency to identify the parts through DNA testing, and only after it is done will they be able to release the bodies

A South Korean police officer has revealed the heartbreaking reason why they could not handover the bodies yet of the victims of the Jeju Air crash to their respective families.

In phoenixtv_news report, officer said that there was no intact body.

He said that at the crash site, aside from collecting the bodies, there are also many body fragments and that they need to distinguish to whom the bodies belong, including the fragments.

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They also need to be numbered and forwarded to the National Forensic Service for identification.

It will only be after DNA identification that they could hand over the bodies to the families.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In a previous report by KAMI, a man from Barangay Hindang, Julita, Leyte was found bloodied and lifeless in a grassy area. According to reports, the man had multiple stab wounds when he was found dead on the spot. Police authorities said the suspect was the man's cousin whom he had an arguement with. It was later discovered that the two were drinking, and the victim allegedly teased the suspect and even asked for a fight.

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In another viral local report, a 6-year-old kid from Naga City, Cebu, died after being hit by an SUV. According to reports, the victim and its parents were on their way to San Fernando, Cebu, to ask for Christmas presents. However, they were struck by an SUV, killing the kid and injuring the parents. The SUV driver admitted he fell asleep because of exhaustion, he will be facing multiple complaints because of the incident.

Source: KAMI.com.gh