304 people died when the Sewol ferry sank in 2014, and key evidence about the incident remains withheld by the government for national security reasons.
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304 people died when the Sewol ferry sank in 2014, and key evidence about the incident remains withheld by the government for national security reasons.
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Synopsis
On April 16, 2014, the Sewol ferry sank off Jindo, Korea, resulting in the deaths of 304 passengers. Ten years later, the government still withholds crucial evidence regarding the sinking and the failed rescue efforts, citing national security. The documentary investigates these events and seeks to reveal the reasons behind the tragedy and the ongoing lack of accountability.
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Why Watch
- Find out why the Sewol ferry sank in 2014.
- See the government's role in the rescue failure.
- Meet families still seeking justice for their loved ones.
Did You Know
- 304 people died in the Sewol ferry sinking in 2014.
- The documentary is released in 2024, marking ten years since the tragedy.
- The government continues to withhold key evidence related to the sinking.
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How many people died in the Sewol ferry sinking?
304 innocent people lost their lives aboard the Sewol ferry.
What year did the Sewol ferry sink?
The Sewol ferry sank ten years ago, in 2014.
Why is the government withholding evidence about the Sewol ferry sinking?
The government cites national security reasons for withholding key evidence related to the sinking.
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