A campus community is mourning a Georgia college student killed in a crowd crush during Halloween celebrations. Steven Blesi, an international business major …
Georgia college student among 153 killed in South Korea crowd crush, officials say
A campus community is mourning a Georgia college student killed in a crowd crush during Halloween celebrations. Steven Blesi, an international business major …
Lack of immigration reform hurts businesses, hundreds crushed in South Korea: 5 Things podcast
GOP calls for closed border, but businesses and farmers say immigration is more complicated, a Seoul crowd surge leaves at least 153 dead: 5 Things podcast …
Deadly South Korea stampede investigation ramps up as 2 U.S. college students confirmed as victims
At least 154 people died when the crowd surged at a Halloween party in Seoul over the weekend, officials said.
Two US college students among more than 150 killed in Halloween stampede in South Korea
Two U.S. college students were among the 153 reported deaths resulting from the Halloween stampede in . The students were in the country studying abroad.
South Korea fears further economic cooling as concerts, festivals canceled after Halloween crush
Across South Korea, events such as autumn foliage festivals and K-Pop concerts are canceled, and grief-stricken communities are putting off gatherings after a Seoul killed at least 154 people, …
World leaders offer condolences to South Korea following Halloween tragedy
We grieve with the people of the Republic of Korea and send our best wishes for a quick recovery to all those who were injured,” President Joe Biden tweeted following the incident that left 153 dead.
Seoul crowd disaster leaves South Korea reeling, as death toll rises to 153
South Korean authorities were on Sunday investigating the crowd surge that killed at least 153 partygoers in Seoul, as the rattled nation attempts to come to terms with one of its worst-ever disasters …
How generational gap may have helped lead to South Korea’s Halloween tragedy
Some say a cultural gap between South Korea’s elder and younger generations may have contributed to inadequate security at a crowded Halloween event.
How generational gap may have helped lead to South Korea’s Halloween tragedy
Some say a cultural gap between South Korea’s elder and younger generations may have contributed to inadequate security at a crowded Halloween event.