On December 29, a South Korean passenger plane veered off the runway during landing, collided with airport fences, and caught fire. So far, 127 people have died. According to the latest news from the Chosun Ilbo on the 29th, the South Korean fire department reported that the surviving crew members mentioned a "bird strike" after being rescued, followed by smoke from one engine which then exploded. Additionally, Reuters reported that the South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport stated that the control tower had issued a "bird strike warning" to the passenger plane before the crash collision occurred. (Global Times)
韩媒：韩国坠机碰撞事故幸存机组人员获救后发声，提到“鸟击”
South Korean media: Survivors from the South Korean plane crash incident spoke out after being rescued, mentioning a "bird strike."
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