Relatives of S. Korea plane crash victims ask government to recover bodies faster

The crash of Jeju Air flight 2216 caused extensive damage to many of the victims' bodies, making identification a slow and challenging process. As winter temperatures rise, the risk of rapid decomposition adds urgency to the situation.

Families are demanding that the government allocate more resources and manpower to speed up the identification and recovery efforts, even if the remains are severely damaged, so they can bring their loved ones home as soon as possible. The situation remains a painful and ongoing struggle for those affected by the tragedy.