”Only a man died, it's a festival” - A female community mocks a traffic accident victim in South Korea

On the 1st, nine people were killed in a traffic accident near City Hall Station in Seoul, South Korea. A number of posts mocking the victims were posted in a female-centered community, sparking controversy.
On the 2nd, a post that included the female-centered community's reaction to the traffic accident at City Hall Station became a hot topic among netizens. The creator, Ms. A, posted the following comment:
The driver who caused the accident was described as a "galbae" (a derogatory slang term for an elderly man). The internet user who posted this comment used the term "Hannam killer."
The police investigation revealed that all nine of the victims who died in the accident that day were men.
Comments such as "I went to a lot of festivals," and "It's a natural phenomenon where only men die because there are a lot of men" caused a shock.
The community where the message was posted is a site where only women can join. However, there were also voices of criticism about this message within the site, and it has now been deleted.
Netizens who saw this criticized the incident, saying, "They should be punished," "It must be heartbreaking for the bereaved families to see this," and "Are they trying to turn a tragic death into a gender conflict?"
At around 9:28 p.m. on the 1st, a car drove the wrong way and crashed into the sidewalk at an intersection near Exit 7 of City Hall Station in Jung-gu, Seoul, causing a large traffic accident that killed nine pedestrians and injured four.
A traffic accident occurred. The driver of the vehicle involved, Mr. A (68), who was arrested at the scene, is a bus driver and was not under the influence of alcohol. Mr. A currently claims that the car "suddenly accelerated" and
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