A couple in their 60s went missing near Simgok Port in Gangneung, Gangwon Province, and the Coast Guard launched a search.
Yesterday (2nd) at around 5:20 p.m., the son reported to 112 that he had lost contact with the couple after they left home.
The Coast Guard has been searching around the coast around Simgok Port, where the couple's vehicle was found, by mobilizing patrol boats and helicopters, but has yet to find it.
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Yesterday (2nd) at around 5:20 p.m., the son reported to 112 that he had lost contact with the couple after they left home.
The Coast Guard has been searching around the coast around Simgok Port, where the couple's vehicle was found, by mobilizing patrol boats and helicopters, but has yet to find it.
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