"What happened?" The first words of a surviving flight attendant...I think I forgot the situation at the time of the accident.

The flight attendant, who survived the plane crash at Muan International Airport in Jeollanam-do on the 29th, was taken to the hospital and asked what happened when the doctor asked, "What's wrong with you?"

Lee, who was rushed to Mokpo Korean Hospital, said the doctor who treated him first as if he had forgotten the situation at the time of the accident rather than conveying his condition.

Lee then asked, "Why did I come here?"

He was wearing his seat belt ahead of his arrival and seemed to have all landed, but he was also quoted as saying he had no memory afterwards.

A hospital official said, "In fact, it would be a situation close to panic, but I thought that it might have been said because I was worried about the safety of passengers and passengers."

Lee, who was in charge of passenger service at the rear of the plane, suffered a fracture in his left shoulder and head, but he is clearly conscious.

The hospital diagnosed that his pulse is normal and he can walk, and Lee was transferred to a hospital in Seoul that day at the request of his family.

A female flight attendant in her 20s, who was rescued together, said, "It exploded after smoke came from one engine of the plane," according to the fire department.Mr.

is also not known to be life-threatening.

Both crew members were said to have been at the rear emergency exit, but they reportedly saved their lives when the tail of the rear fell off during the collision.



AI Anchor|Y-GO
Edit Caption | Lee Mi-young




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