Jeju air crash: Bodies of victims to be handed over to families

Seoul: South Korean government is preparing to hand over all 179 bodies jeju Acting Home Minister on Monday met the victims of the plane crash, their families and relatives To Ki-dong said.
To Making the comments at a government response meeting, he said search and recovery efforts at the crash site were in their final stages. He said that the government will “continue To provide support after the funeral,” he said, adding that preparations were underway to set up an organization to support the bereaved families. Everyone except two people jeju Air Boeing 737-800 plane carrying 181 people died in crash Moan International Airport on 29 December.
Meanwhile, the South Korean government is conducting safety inspections of all 101 Boeing 737-800 aircraft operated by six airlines in the country. jeju airplane crash, Yonhap The news agency reported.
Earlier on Sunday South from korea The Transport Ministry said officials have removed two engines from the spot jeju The air jet involved in a fatal crash last weekend was moved to a hangar for a full-scale investigation.
jeju Airplane with 181 people on board rider Crashed during landing while returning from Bangkok Moan International airport in the southwestern county of Moan On December 29, all but two on board were killed. The transport ministry said one engine was moved to the hangar on Friday, while the other was moved the previous day.
Authorities have also completed transcribing two hours of audio recorded in the cockpit voice recorder, which may provide more clues about the cause of the crash. The ministry said two aviation investigators planned to take the flight data recorder to the US National Transportation Safety Board on Monday for analysis.
South Korea will also conduct special inspections by Friday of 101 B737-800 planes, the same model as the crashed jet, which are currently operated by six South Korean air carriers.
First, Yonhap The news agency had reported that South Korean investigators were ready to finalize compiling the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder recovered from the wreckage of the crashed plane. jeju airplane, the transport ministry said on Saturday. The Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport was expected to produce a full transcript of the cockpit voice recorder on Saturday as part of its investigation into the crash.
The recording may contain clues to the final moments of the crash, although the ministry said it would not make it public until the investigation was complete. flight data recorder (FDR) According to the ministry, preparations were being made for transportation to the United States for analysis.