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An elementary school student who was going to the academy was hit and killed by the academy car he was riding in.
Although the so-called 'Serimi Act', which strengthens school vehicle safety obligations, is being implemented, it is still not safe for children.
This is JIBS reporter Minji Kwon.
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The yellow school vehicle stops in front of the building.
The van dropped the child off and left.
But after a while, a man picks up his cell phone and makes an urgent call.
People gather in a chaotic atmosphere, and an ambulance arrives at the scene after a while.
Yesterday (25th) around 4:10 pm, 9-year-old Miss A, who was returning home from academy, was hit by an academy vehicle.
[Accident Witness: When I came here, there was a fire truck and there were police.
The accident vehicle and the accident vehicle were in front of me.]
The end of Ms. A's jumper, who got off the academy vehicle alone, got caught in the door of the vehicle, but the driver of the academy van, unaware of this, left as soon as the door closed.
Miss A, who was dragged by a vehicle with her clothes caught, was rushed to the hospital in cardiac arrest, but died.
This is the site of the accident.
After the accident, the school vehicle recognized the accident and stopped after running about 5 meters further.
Article 53 of the Road Traffic Act, also known as the 'Serim Yi Act', requires a guardian to ride a school bus for children, and if there is no guardian, the driver must check whether to get on or off.
However, as a result of the police investigation, there was no guardian in the accident vehicle, and the driver did not get out of the car and check whether Miss A got off safely.
The police booked a school car driver in their 60s on charges of violating the Traffic Accident Handling Special Act and the Road Traffic Act, and the head of the academy will be investigated by applying the charge of manslaughter due to work negligence.
(Video coverage: Kang Hyo-seop JIBS)