Thousands of people gathered in the capital to pay tribute to the 156 victims of the mob movement.
A moment of contemplation, a week after the dramatic jostling in Seoul. Candlelight vigils and other commemorations were organized on Saturday, November 5, in South Korea, in memory of the 156 people killed in a crowd movement during the Halloween holiday.
In the Itaewon district, near the scene of the disaster, a tide of white flowers and written tributes were laid. In the center of the capital, dThousands of people gathered for a rally organized by a citizens’ group linked to South Korea’s main opposition party, with many placards calling on President Yoon Suk-yeol to resign, as questions about the security system were raised. emerged.