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At the hospitals where the victims of the disaster were enshrined, footsteps continued all night to check the life or death of family and acquaintances.
But as heartbreak didn't speed up identification and the scene was under control, she had to keep her mind occupied all night.
This is reporter Jo Yoon-ha.
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Citizens who were unable to reach the Wonhyo-ro multi-purpose indoor gymnasium, where the victims of the Itaewon crushing disaster were temporarily enshrined, gathered in search of their families.
I want to check the life or death of my family and acquaintances, but the scene is under control, so most of them have no choice but to move their feet.
Some citizens complained that they did not reveal their identity even if they called the emergency room, saying that they had also heard the news that the body of the deceased was enshrined in the gym.
In addition to the Wonhyoro Gymnasium, citizens' footsteps continued throughout the hospital where the bodies of the dead were enshrined.
Four people were initially transferred to Seoul National University Hospital, but two of them were identified and transported to the funeral home.
Some foreign embassy staff also showed up to check if there were any deaths in their own country.
Soonchunhyang University Hospital, which is the closest to the accident site, is currently the place where the largest number of deaths have been transferred.
In addition, Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, Korea University Anam Hospital, Seoul National University Hospital, Sinchon Severance Hospital, Seoul Ewha University Hospital, Boramae Hospital, Gangnam Severance Hospital, Hanyang University Hospital, National Medical Center, Gangbuk Samsung Hospital, etc. are distributed to 36 major hospitals in Seoul. has been moved.
Reports of missing persons are received at the Hannam-dong Community Service Center closest to the accident site.
You can also report a missing person through the Dasan Call Center or a dedicated phone number.