Presidential Office: ”24-hour emergency response system... Thorough investigation into cause of Muan accident” = South Korea

On the 29th, the Presidential Office announced, “The Presidential Office has decided to maintain a 24-hour emergency response posture, with the National Political Situation Room at the center, and the Presidential Secretary's Office and the National Security Office.”
The Presidential Office issued a statement this morning regarding the plane crash in Muan County, South Jeolla Province, stating that Jeong Jin-seok
The decision was made at an emergency meeting of senior officials chaired by Chief Secretary Jeong. Other attendees at the meeting included Chief Secretary Jeong, Chief of Staff to the Policy Office Song Tae-yoon, Senior Vice President for Political Affairs Hong Chul-ho, and Chief of Staff to the National Assembly Lee Jong-il.
Chief of Public Relations Lee Do-un, Chief of Civil Affairs Kim Ju-hyun, Chief of Economics Park Chun-seop, Chief of Social Affairs Jang Sang-yoon, Chief of Public Affairs Park Sang-wook
The Presidential Office said at the meeting that it would thoroughly investigate the cause of the accident and the exact facts, and that it would take all possible measures to ensure the response system, including available human resources, structures, and medical support, was in order.
They discussed cooperation and coordination between ministries and agencies. A presidential office official said, "Earlier, President Choi Sang-mok ordered us to mobilize all available equipment and personnel and focus all our efforts on saving lives.
After sharing the instructions of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance, acting as the President, with the relevant ministries and agencies, Choi Sang-mok reported the results of the morning meeting to the acting President separately.
"We also recommended holding a headquarters meeting," he said. "We also decided to hold senior meetings whenever necessary and share the results with the acting authorities and related ministries and agencies."