Anthony Kuhn

And now that all the people have been accounted for and it's clear that there were only two survivors, the focus is on taking care of the bereaved and digging the facts out about how this crash happened.

And now that all the people have been accounted for and it's clear that there were only two survivors, the focus is on taking care of the bereaved and digging the facts out about how this crash happened.

Well, I don't know if you can hear it right now, but there are sobs, wails, anguished cries coming out from the tents. There's frustration at the waiting that people have to do. There's disbelief at official explanations. Just to give you an example, family members and officials have been meeting here throughout the day discussing how to deal with the aftermath of the crash.

Well, I don't know if you can hear it right now, but there are sobs, wails, anguished cries coming out from the tents. There's frustration at the waiting that people have to do. There's disbelief at official explanations. Just to give you an example, family members and officials have been meeting here throughout the day discussing how to deal with the aftermath of the crash.

Well, I don't know if you can hear it right now, but there are sobs, wails, anguished cries coming out from the tents. There's frustration at the waiting that people have to do. There's disbelief at official explanations. Just to give you an example, family members and officials have been meeting here throughout the day discussing how to deal with the aftermath of the crash.

And suddenly this morning, a middle-aged man named Kim Yong-hon started yelling in frustration, sounded like this. So Mr. Kim then explained to everybody that he had traveled with a group of 18 people to Thailand, and they returned to South Korea without him, and he lost nine relatives, including three close family members. Let's hear him again.

And suddenly this morning, a middle-aged man named Kim Yong-hon started yelling in frustration, sounded like this. So Mr. Kim then explained to everybody that he had traveled with a group of 18 people to Thailand, and they returned to South Korea without him, and he lost nine relatives, including three close family members. Let's hear him again.

And suddenly this morning, a middle-aged man named Kim Yong-hon started yelling in frustration, sounded like this. So Mr. Kim then explained to everybody that he had traveled with a group of 18 people to Thailand, and they returned to South Korea without him, and he lost nine relatives, including three close family members. Let's hear him again.

He said, when I parted with my family on the last day of the trip, I had no idea I would end up here. Out of the four in my family, out of 18 in the group, I'm the only one that survived. Why? Why do I have to bear this burden of pain?

He said, when I parted with my family on the last day of the trip, I had no idea I would end up here. Out of the four in my family, out of 18 in the group, I'm the only one that survived. Why? Why do I have to bear this burden of pain?

He said, when I parted with my family on the last day of the trip, I had no idea I would end up here. Out of the four in my family, out of 18 in the group, I'm the only one that survived. Why? Why do I have to bear this burden of pain?

Now, aviation officials have said that the pilot reported that the plane hit a bird and Mr. Kim was angry and upset because he just couldn't believe or accept that this would be enough to cause the crash.

Now, aviation officials have said that the pilot reported that the plane hit a bird and Mr. Kim was angry and upset because he just couldn't believe or accept that this would be enough to cause the crash.

Now, aviation officials have said that the pilot reported that the plane hit a bird and Mr. Kim was angry and upset because he just couldn't believe or accept that this would be enough to cause the crash.

Well, right now their first concern is reclaiming their families' members' bodies. At present, about 146 of the 179 victims have been identified. The problem is that only five of those bodies are relatively intact because of the force of the collision.

Well, right now their first concern is reclaiming their families' members' bodies. At present, about 146 of the 179 victims have been identified. The problem is that only five of those bodies are relatively intact because of the force of the collision.

Well, right now their first concern is reclaiming their families' members' bodies. At present, about 146 of the 179 victims have been identified. The problem is that only five of those bodies are relatively intact because of the force of the collision.

Authorities say they have recovered over 600 body parts, and only after those parts are matched with the right bodies will they be returned to their families.

Authorities say they have recovered over 600 body parts, and only after those parts are matched with the right bodies will they be returned to their families.

Authorities say they have recovered over 600 body parts, and only after those parts are matched with the right bodies will they be returned to their families.