The third day of "Afterlife Disaster".Continue the search and start the funeral process.

The police, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport search for oil at the scene...Genetic referral
Three bodies of victims, Gwangju Metropolitan City and Seoul-ro-gu, respectively
Most of the victims were identified...Freezer for the dead at the scene
Memorial visit to the joint memorial altar...It will also be installed on the first floor of Muan Airport.

[Anchor]
It has been three days since the Jeju Air flight disaster.

At the scene of the accident, some of the victims were laid to rest at the funeral home while search operations still continued.

I'm connecting with a reporter who is at the scene of the disaster. Reporter Lim Hyungjun!

[Reporter]
Yes, it's at Muan International Airport.

[Anchor]
The search continues today, right?

[Reporter]
Yes, the place behind me is the accident site.

It's hard to see because it's dark, but the tail of the gas is off, and debris is scattered everywhere.

The search operation yesterday (30th) seems to have continued until late at night.

An institutional joint investigation was conducted.

The Jeonnam National Police Agency and the Air Railroad Accident Investigation Committee of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport searched for oil products and other items around the scene of the plane disaster.

In addition, we secured the victim's gene and requested an emergency evaluation.

The search will resume at 8 a.m., about an hour later today (31st).

Personnel from related agencies, including the military and police, are expected to search again today.

[Anchor]
By the way, the funeral process for the victim has begun?

[Reporter]
Yes, the funeral procedures for the victims of the Jeju Air plane disaster have begun.

South Jeolla Province said yesterday that the bodies of two victims of the Jeju Air plane disaster were transported to a funeral home in Gwangju Metropolitan City, while the other was transported to Seoul.

One of the two victims who were transferred to Gwangju will go through Samiljang from tomorrow (1st) and be pronounced on January 2 next year, so the day after tomorrow (2nd).

More than 160 of the 179 Jeju Air victims have been identified, with the rest of the bodies still undergoing a genetic verification process.

A mobile freezer was reportedly installed at the scene of the accident to temporarily place the recovered body.

Two Thai people are among the victims, and the bereaved families entered Korea last night.

In the midst of this, the joint memorial altar opened yesterday, leading to a series of visits to commemorate.

Jeollanam-do Province plans to set up an additional joint memorial altar on the first floor of Muan Airport as it wants the bereaved families to operate an memorial altar close to the accident site.

This is YTN Lim Hyungjun at Muan International Airport.

Reporter: Kim Kyung-rok, Yeo Seung-gu, Lee Kang-hwi, On Seung-won
VJ: Moon Jae-hyun
Video editing: Lee Jung-wook