다윤·은화 떠난 후 남겨진 미수습자 가족들 심정은...

Jo Eun-hwa and Heo Da-yun, victims of the Sewol Ferry disaster and students of Danwon High School, departed Mokpo New Port on the 22nd. This marks three years and five months since the tragedy. At the farewell ceremony on the 25th, Park Eun-mi, the mother of the late Heo Da-yun, spoke with a trembling voice, saying, “Thanks to all of you, the Sewol ferry was salvaged, allowing us to send Da-yun and Eun-hwa off first. Please show interest in the families left behind who are trembling at Mokpo New Port, and join us in finding all the missing victims.” At Mokpo New Port, where Eun-hwa and Da-yun have departed, only the families of Nam Hyun-cheol, Park Young-in, teacher Yang Seung-jin, Kwon Jae-geun, and Kwon Hyuk-gyu remain. How are they doing? With Da-yun’s mother’s concerns in mind, OhmyTV went directly to the site in Mokpo to hear the story of Kwon Oh-bok, the family member of the missing father and son, Kwon Jae-geun and Kwon Hyuk-gyu. Mr. Kwon Oh-bok plans to continue waiting at Mokpo New Port throughout the Chuseok holiday for his younger brother, Mr. Kwon Jae-geun, and his nephew, Mr. Hyeok-gyu, who have not yet returned. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has announced that it will suspend search and recovery operations for the Sewol ferry during the Chuseok holiday period in the first week of October. (Reporting: Kim Jong-hoon / Video Reporting & Editing: Cho Min-woong)