Travel YouTuber, nasawi sa edad na 33 matapos masalpok ng truck
- South Korean travel YouTuber Cho Jin-woo, known online as Jin's Travel, has passed away at the age of 33 after being hit by a large truck
- His family confirmed the heartbreaking news through a statement posted on his YouTube channel
- They asked the public to avoid spreading false information and respect their privacy as they grieve
- His loved ones are now making arrangements to bring him home for his funeral in South Korea
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South Korean travel YouTuber Cho Jin-woo, known online as Jin's Travel, has passed away at the age of 33 following a tragic accident in Bolivia. He was known for sharing videos documenting his travels around the world by bicycle, allowing viewers to follow his adventures and experiences in different places.

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According to a report by Chosunbiz, Cho died after being hit by a large truck in Bolivia.
His family later confirmed the heartbreaking news through a statement posted on his YouTube channel, where his older brother introduced himself and shared their grief over the loss.

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"Hello. I am the older brother of Jo Jin-woo of Jin's Travel.
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With heavy hearts, we share that Jin-woo has passed away in a traffic accident involving a large truck in Bolivia.
Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, to everyone who loved and supported him throughout his journey. Your kind messages mean more to us than we can say."
The family also appealed to the public to respect their privacy as they cope with the sudden loss. They specifically asked people not to spread unverified information or leave hurtful remarks about the late YouTuber and his loved ones.
"We have one request: please refrain from spreading speculation or false information, and from posting hurtful comments about Jin-woo or our family. We need time to grieve privately.
With the help of the Korean Embassy in Bolivia, our family is traveling there now to bring Jin-woo home, so that we can hold his funeral in Korea. Please keep him in your hearts until he is safely home. With gratitude, The family of Jo Jin-woo."

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In the same statement, the family expressed appreciation to those who had been remembering Cho and sending messages of comfort despite being unable to personally visit them. They also addressed inquiries from supporters who wanted to send their condolences and shared account details for those wishing to contribute to his final arrangements.
"We would also like to thank everyone who has been remembering Jin-woo from afar and sending comfort to our family. Many of you have asked how you can send your condolences since you can't be with us in person, so we are sharing the account details below. Whatever you send will go toward giving Jin-woo a proper farewell."
Apart from Cho, several other personalities have also recently passed away, leaving their fans, friends, colleagues, and families mourning their loss. Their deaths have inspired emotional tributes from those who appreciated their contributions and shared meaningful connections with them.
In a previous report, RJ Mitte, who became widely known for playing Walter White Jr. in the hit series “Breaking Bad,” passed away at the age of 34. His representatives confirmed his death on Monday, October 12. Following the announcement, his co-stars Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Dean Norris, and Marlee Matlin paid tribute to the actor, expressing their sadness and remembering him fondly. Aside from his acting career, Mitte was also dedicated to disability advocacy and charitable work, using his influence to promote awareness and support meaningful causes.
Meanwhile, Lauren Bennett, who lent her vocals to LMFAO's 2011 hit “Party Rock Anthem,” has also reportedly died at the age of 36. Her former group, G.R.L., announced the heartbreaking news through an emotional Instagram tribute celebrating her life and the memories they shared. The group recalled their happy experiences, laughter, and special moments with Bennett, highlighting the warmth and kindness that made her a treasured part of their lives.
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