Na Won-ho, head of investigations for the South Jeolla provincial police stated, 'Today, we will lift the tail section of the plane. We expect there may be remains found in that section.' He emphasized the ongoing effort to clear the wreckage and the meticulous nature of the process.
Authorities faced a daunting task, as some bodies of the victims were 'extremely damaged due to the violent destruction of the aircraft.' Piecing bodies together while preserving evidence of the crash site would prove to be a time-consuming challenge.
With GE Aerospace joining the crash investigation, South Korea's Transport Ministry acknowledged the complexity of the situation, stating, 'The exact cause of the crash has yet to be determined, but we're considering factors like a bird strike or faulty landing gear.'
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