The lost victim's vehicle...Proceedings to be handed over to the bereaved family.

[Anchor]
The cars the victims of the Muan Airport plane disaster still remain in the airport parking lot.

The process of handing over to the bereaved family has begun.

Reporter Yoon Ji-A reports.

[Reporter]
The bereaved families gathered in front of the airport information desk.

To take over the vehicle of the victim's family.

The victims' vehicles that still remain in the parking lot of Muan Airport.

[Airport Corporation employee: I'm looking at the victim's vehicle to check it out]

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said it will allow bereaved families to tow victims' vehicles to wherever they want for free.

If you have a car key, you can immediately make the key through the car manufacturer, and if you don't have the key, you can take over.

[Park Sang-woo / Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport: We will tow the bereaved families to the location they want and support them with the principle of producing spare keys.]

The return of oil products is also speeding up.

In addition, the collected electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets will be forensically carried out with the consent of the bereaved family to investigate the cause of the accident.

[Na Won-oh / Head of Investigation Division, Jeonnam Police Agency: Can we forensically ask the bereaved families to extract messages or videos during the day at the time of the accident?]]

From next Monday, the Ministry of Health and Welfare will provide emergency care services such as domestic support and child care to bereaved families in need of emergency care.

In order to recognize the attendance of the bereaved families at school, the Ministry of Education is considering a plan to allow them to attend after the 6th.

On the 15th of next month, the 49th day of the accident, the bereaved family's countermeasures council said it would push for a joint memorial system with 49 ashes.

I'm YTN Yoon Jia.