It has been confirmed that 81 Gwangju citizens were on the Jeju Air passenger plane that had an accident at Muan Airport in Jeollanam-do.
As a result, Gwangju Mayor Kang Ki-jung decided to open a joint memorial altar at the May 18 Democratic Square and run a one-week mourning period from the 4th of next month.
Mayor Kang Ki-jung canceled the day after tomorrow's vigil and said that public institutions will raise the flag during the mourning period.
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As a result, Gwangju Mayor Kang Ki-jung decided to open a joint memorial altar at the May 18 Democratic Square and run a one-week mourning period from the 4th of next month.
Mayor Kang Ki-jung canceled the day after tomorrow's vigil and said that public institutions will raise the flag during the mourning period.
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