The terrorist explosives that blew up...How do I identify the victim?

[Anchor]
In the event of a major fire or natural disaster, the bereaved families of the victims must wait for the identification of the dead to be confirmed with sorrow.

Police conducted response drills assuming terrorist situations to strengthen identification capabilities,
Reporter Jung Hyun-woo is back,
.

[Reporter]
In June, 23 people died when a fire broke out at the Arisel plant in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do.

At that time, the body was greatly damaged and it took three days to finally confirm who the victims were.

[Fire bereaved family at the Arisel plant on Mars] We know just by looking at the necklace. Because we're family. [Even though he tries to identify himself, he still can't identify himself]

In order to soothe the heartbroken bereaved families and speed up the investigation, police conducted identification training assuming a terrorist situation.

"Tang"
Police commandos who were dispatched after receiving a report of a terrorist attack at the
festival venue kill one terrorist and arrest the other.

"Hands up!"

Even the remaining explosives have been removed, but eight people have already been killed by terrorists.

The scientific investigation team is starting a full-fledged identification process.

"If you don't have any questions, we'll start right away. Group 1!

Each body is given a unique number and the victim's belongings are also scoured.

It examines body characteristics such as tattoos and surgical marks, and even collects genes.

The fingerprints, which will be decisive clues in the early stages of the investigation, will be immediately delivered to the police in charge.

[Scientific Investigation Team: Take a picture of the collected fingerprints and send them to employees of 11 districts of the Gyeonggi Southern Police Agency. It's a quick and accurate way to identify yourself.]

Police said they will continue to increase their identification capabilities through training assuming various disaster situations such as large fires and explosions.

I'm Jeong Hyeonwoo from YTN.



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