”Muan Jeju Air crash” 2 people still missing... Nighttime search begins = South Korea

The search for Jeju Air Flight 7C2216, which crashed while landing with 181 passengers on board on the 29th, is continuing into the night. Even after sunset, the two missing people have yet to be identified.
As of 7:23 p.m. on the same day, rescue authorities including the Fire and Disaster Management Agency confirmed 177 deaths and were searching for two missing people. The two crew members who were in the tail of the crashed aircraft have been rescued.
About 10 hours have passed since the crash at around 9 a.m., but none of the passengers have been identified. Rescue authorities are shining lights around the aircraft and searching the aircraft until they find the remaining two people.
The search operation is planned to continue. After completing the first nighttime search, rescue authorities plan to use sniffer dogs for a second search. However, the identities of all the dead have not yet been identified, and the families of the deceased are
The deceased are currently waiting for confirmation in a temporary waiting room on the second floor of Muan Airport. Currently, 57 people have been identified, and the police are conducting fingerprint and DNA tests to identify the deceased.
However, due to the impact of the accident, the body was severely damaged, and it will take some time to confirm the body.
Meanwhile, at the scene at Muan Airport, where a temporary shelter has been set up, the cries of family members can be heard nonstop.
She broke down in tears every time the list of those whose bodies were confirmed dead was announced, and family members who joined her late were seen crying and hugging each other.