Every time I identify myself, I sigh...Muan Airport Set Up a Family Tent for Victims

[Anchor]
It is difficult to identify the victims due to the Jeju Air passenger plane disaster.

The families of the victims spent the night in tents set up in the airport waiting room.

I'm connecting you with a field reporter. Reporter Oh Sun Yeol!

Reporter Oh, how is the situation there?

[Reporter]
Yes, on the 1st and 2nd floors of Muan Airport, where I am located, there are temporary residences for bereaved families.

As you can see, it's packed with disaster relief tents.

More than 200 tents have been set up for the family.

Of the 181 passengers on board, 179 were confirmed, except for two survivors.

The identification process is currently in progress.

More than 40 more victims still need to be identified.

The family is staying here and watching the accident settlement.

I stayed up all night in the relief tent or slept with blankets covered because I was tired of waiting.

The temporary morgue is being transported as soon as it is identified as it is installed near the hangar inside Muan Airport.

As soon as they are identified, the family is going through the process of checking their belongings and faces.

After identification, the body will be taken to the funeral home in consultation with the family.It has been a day since the

accident, but the identification of the dead has been slow due to the frequent damage to the body, leading to a series of protests from bereaved families.

Currently, 26 national and veterinary doctors have come to the scene to speed up the examination.

So far, YTN Oh Sun-yeol has been in the waiting room at Muan Airport in Jeollanam-do.