The Things They Left Behind: Haunting Images of the Belongings Lost in Deadly Halloween Crush

Days after a group flood killed in excess of 150 individuals during a Halloween occasion in South Korea, holding photographs of what the casualties left behind have surfaced.

A Halloween festivity turned lethal after a group flood happened in a thin back street in the town of Itaewon, Seoul on Saturday, the Yongsan Local group of fire-fighters boss, Choi Seong-beom said, as detailed by numerous outlets.

In film delivered on Tuesday, white office tables sitting in a Seoul badminton court are covered with sacks, satchels, and sacks that had a place with casualties and overcomers of the group flood.

A lady moves toward a heap of dress and twists around crying as three individuals endeavor to hold her up.

One man close by wipes tears that are running down his face as he responds to seeing the nostalgic things.

The lady then, at that point, stoops somewhere near a couple of boots prior to standing and being reassured by her friends and family.

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She leaves the rec center while getting what gives off an impression of being a coat, holding it close as she exits.

Casualties’ bodies were recently brought to the rec center before it turned into the middle assortment region for their effects for their families to recuperate, the BBC announced.

Frill like watches, tiny headphones, and shades, satchels and visas were numbered with an end goal to assist survivors and casualties’ families with distinguishing the articles.

More than 1.5 lots of apparel were accumulated after the flood, the power source said.

BBC recently revealed that the well known nightlife spot was amassed with 100,000 occupants to join the Halloween merriments, which was the primary Halloween occasion that expected no veil since the pandemic. Authorities later answered the region in the wake of getting reports of individuals encountering “trouble breathing,” CNN detailed.

Specialists still can’t seem to deliver the reason for the episode and passings, per the power source.

In the mean time, Yonhap News Office through CNN revealed individuals were experiencing “heart failure” during the rush.