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Visitors weep as they pay their respects at the joint memorial altar for the victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, set up at Muan Sports Center in South Jeolla Province on Monday.
Sunday’s crash at Muan International Airport claimed 179 lives, marking the deadliest aviation disaster to occur on Korean soil.
Mourners bring flowers to the joint memorial altar for victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, set up at Muan Sports Park in South Jeolla Province, on Monday. (Yonhap)
Mourners shed tears at the joint memorial altar for victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, set up at Muan Sports Park in South Jeolla Province, on Monday. (Yonhap)
A mourner touches a nameplate at the joint memorial altar for victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, set up at Muan Sports Park in South Jeolla Province, on Monday. (Yonhap)
A visitor pays respects by lighting a candle at the joint memorial altar for victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash, set up at Muan Sports Park in South Jeolla Province, on Monday. (Yonhap)
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