Nearly all passengers could have died in the plane crash in South Korea

Presumably, all passengers of the Boeing 737 airplane that crashed in South Korea at Muang Airport, except for two rescued people, are dead. This was reported by the Yonhap news agency on Sunday, December 29.

The National Fire Agency, cited by the publication, said it was in the process of further confirmation. With accuracy, they reported the deaths of at least 85 people.

At the moment, versions of the disaster such as collision with birds and weather conditions are being considered.

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The crash of the Jeju Air plane while landing at Muang Airport was reported earlier in the day. Authorities are investigating the scene to determine the exact cause of the crash, and rescue operations are also underway. As Yonhap News Agency later reported, 28 people were killed.