Democratic Party: ``President Yoon should attend the memorial service for the Itaewon accident'' = South Korea

On the 27th, South Korea's opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, publicly urged President Yoon Seo-gyul to attend a public memorial rally for the Itaewon accident. The citizen memorial convention will be held on the 29th of this month.
It will be held in the afternoon at Seoul Square. Representative Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party of Korea held a meeting of the Supreme Committee of the National Assembly this morning, and said, ``The presidential office is not attending the citizens' memorial rally because it is a political movement.''
``If the ruling and opposition parties attend, it will not become a political gathering.Furthermore, if the government officially participates, no one will ever call it a political gathering.''
Ta. Lee said, ``Protecting the lives and safety of the people is the responsibility of the country, and the most important thing a president should do.However, he was unable to do so.'' He added, ``We should convey words of condolence to the victims and their families.
We must take measures to prevent it from happening again.'' Jeong Chung-rae, a top member of the Democratic Party of Japan, said, ``The universe of 159 people closed their eyes because they neglected crowd management,'' and added, ``The accident occurred.
"In the early days, the memorial services that had to be disposed of as ribbons without 'condolences', portraits without faces, and memorial tablets without names, I think it may have been a much bigger accident."
. Chief Commissioner Chung criticized, ``Seoul City added a surcharge to the Seoul Plaza Incense Burner, and the president still pretends he doesn't know and hasn't made a true apology.'' of
I've never seen it. He warned that the people's judgment will definitely result in great disaster." Ko Min Jeong, a top member of the Democratic Party of Japan, said, ``The Citizens' Measures Council is in charge of the national memorial service.''
If the event could not be held, I asked President Yoon to place even a single chrysanthemum flower on the photograph of the victim, but he received only a cold answer.''However, as soon as President Yoon returned from his tour,...
I was the first sitting president to attend the memorial service for President Park Chung-hee, who was a dictator.''
Supreme Commissioner Gao said, ``It is unfortunate that the President would rather have politics than the lives of the 159 people who lost their lives.''
"It seems important to rally conservatives to extend the Korean power," and added, "I hope that at the memorial service (for former President Park Chung Hee), you understood what the fate of politics that failed to win the hearts of the people will look like." did.