South Korea's acting president, Choi Sang-mook, has ordered an emergency safety inspection of the country's entire airline system. It will begin immediately after the completion of the restoration work carried out as a result of the Jeju Air crash. This was reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
It is noted that at a meeting on disaster relief in Seoul, Choi Sang-mok said that the main priority now is to identify victims, support their families and treat the two survivors, for which no resources should be spared.
Even before the final results are published, we ask the officials to openly disclose the progress of the investigation and immediately inform the families of the victims. After the accident response is complete, the Ministry of Transport has been instructed to conduct an emergency safety inspection of the entire aircraft operation system to prevent a recurrence of airline accidents,
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A Jeju Air Boeing 737-8AS crashed at the South Korean airport of Muan , killing 179 passengers. The crash could have been caused by a collision with birds and unfavorable weather conditions.