”Please take my child!” Father's last cry after apartment fire on Christmas = South Korea

A man in his 30s who lost his life protecting his family in an apartment in Dobong-gu, Seoul, where a fire broke out at dawn on the 25th of Christmas, shouted, "Please take my child!"
It was reported that he was According to police and fire officials on the 26th, Park (33) evacuated his wife Chung (34) and 2-year-old eldest daughter first from an apartment on the fourth floor above the third floor where the fire broke out.
Ta. Chung threw her eldest daughter first into a recycling bin on the first floor of the apartment, then jumped down after her. Park also grabbed her younger daughter and threw herself out the window.
A security guard who watched over the fire scene told the Kookmin Ilbo, ``The child who fell in the arms of his father (Park) looked at me with startled eyes and said, ``Children.''
The first thought that came to my mind was, ``We were saved.'' Around 5:03 a.m. on the 25th, when the fire broke out in their apartment, Mr. and Mrs. Park shouted from the fourth floor repeatedly, "Please take our child!"
When Chong screamed and tried to drop her eldest daughter first, the security guard moved the bags used to separate garbage to match the drop point. Mr. Chung, who followed him and jumped down, injured his shoulder and became ill.
Park, who was taken to the hospital and threw herself down while holding her second daughter, lost her life. The children were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but their injuries are not life-threatening.
Another deceased person, Mr. Lim (38), was sleeping on the 10th floor with his parents and younger brother when he noticed the fire starting in his apartment.
, woke up the family and evacuated. Lim was the last to escape from the house and headed to the roof, where she was found dead on the 11th floor stairs. Fire officials believe Lim suffocated from smoke inhalation.
ing. Police and fire officials believe the fire started inside the third-floor apartment and are investigating the exact cause of the fire. The soot on the exterior walls of the apartment continues up to the 17th floor, and the windows on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors are black.
All of them are cracked, showing the tense situation at the time. Police have determined that there is no suspicion of arson or other crimes, and plan to conduct a joint scene investigation on the 26th. 70 people living on the third floor where the fire broke out
Since the man and woman in their teens require hospital treatment, plans are being made to monitor their health and conduct an investigation at a later date.