Amen!

I agree!Heartbreaking💔💔💔

@@yumyumkoi7943why? Doesn't make a difference if someone says something? U think the war will stop? Maybe target politicians and people who are able to make a difference. Not a freaking youtuber who is just living her life

@@KikiSushiii She has a platform of at least 1.9 MILLION people, you don't think that's going to make an impact? Why bother supporting her channel, then?

@@KikiSushiii she's a public figure, she advocates for innocent people, why shouldn't I seek her support? What males you think she's the only one I'm reaching out to?

@anon1407so basically impossible

Don't forget humidifiers. Can't use those either.

Yeah, I'm never leaving the house again.

​@anon1407at least in the USA, aside from a few corrupt cases help comes to the aid of people in those situations. Unlike in South Korea, in the Sewol Ferry tragedy, the Halloween ally (I can't spell the name of the place), and now the bridge collapse, nobody came or tried to come until it had gone on for HOURS.

It's basically impossible. These things just happen.. it's sad and I know we want to avoid these things but in the daily lives of koreans it seems all of these things are normal. You wouldn't;t expect a mall to collapse, or to get trampled on in alleyways. it's just.. unfortunate.

Were the bolts made of copper or sum??

@@phrozti188 no it's from iron. The culprit is big robbers syndicate. They don't care if they destroyed public facility that's their only way of making money. Believe it or not they even dare to rob communication and electricity tower parts in secluded area and now police need to guard it because heavy voltage electricity can't kill them

@@phrozti188they probably got old or rusty, atleast they care for safety.

@@anqllic it says the people would steal the bolts, I’m confused as to why someone would steal bolts from a bridge

ouu i have similar story for my town too, it called satok suspension bridge(you can search it up if you want), the bridge is like veryyy old and they closed it off in 1992 because of concerns and the bridge later on collapsed in 2004

Holy crap your right ☹️

And some of those victims of the malls who died could’ve been family members/friends of those who died from the bridge. Like that’s insane and so heartbreaking!

And the owners of that mall ALREADY KNEW that the building was compromised and a danger to everyone in and near it at the time of THIS bridge collapse! They could've prevented it, but their greed and egos were more important than human lives! 🙄😢🤦‍♀️🤬🤬💔💔🤢🤮

@@synergisticcollusion134 💯 agree with you that both tragedies were avoidable. But nothing makes my blood boil more than the Sewol ferry tragedy. As far as I’m concerned, those passengers were murdered. I’ve never in my life seen such blatant disregard for human life. Especially considering they were mostly students on that trip. Every time we see a video on that or any of these tragedies, it makes me cry. Let’s hope nothing like any of these ever happens again.

@@ghostsofpunk Completely agree! 💯💯👏 The utter COWARDICE of that Captain, who SPECIFICALLY changed his clothes as to NOT be recognized, and the crew members who IMMEDIATELY jumped ship COULDN'T have cared LESS about ALL of the kids they left behind, even though they KNEW they were in SERIOUS trouble. They CHOSE to save their own asses and wouldn't even help with the rescue, some as simple and vital as conveying ACCURATE information would've saved lives! But NOPE - They remained mouths shut, heads down -- DISGUSTING & DISGRACEFUL, the WHOLE lot of them! Then there's the owners of the ferry itself; they also KNEW that ship was COMPROMISED and DANGEROUS, but the money was more important. I honestly think they ALL forfeited THEIR right to live, along with most of the government officials and politicians who not only REFUSED to help, but they lied to the parents & media about their "efforts" and PREVENTED the civilian volunteers/heroes from trying to save the kids! And it's beyond INFURIATING that the government leaders held their egos in such high regard that they would NOT accept nor allow ANY of the OFFERED help from the multiple READILY AVAILABLE, PROPERLY EQUIPPED & TRAINED services that would've saved just about everyone! Hell, the US Navy had over 1000 people at the ready, and some of them had to be PHYSICALLY RESTRAINED from going in against orders & regulations because they could HEAR the kids yelling for help! This was another HEARTBREAKING, traumatizing and COMPLETELY PREVENTABLE tragedy, yet none of these words really even begin to demonstrate the true severity and full measure of all the pain & suffering that still ensures to this day, and for much longer. May all of those who lost their lives rest in the peace they deserve and may God refuse mercy on those who left & let these innocents die and did NOTHING to help; may they justly burn in hell for eternity!💯💯🙄🤬🤬😢😢💔💔😮‍💨😮‍💨

For sure, falling down 60ft the impact definitely would've only given them maybe a 5% survival rate if help arrived earlier. Although they couldn't make it, at least they were able to see the sky and die free of the bus. Such a tragedy.

And compartment syndrome could have killed them too. There is a build up off lactic acid and other bad stuff and when the pressure is taken off the bad stuff floods back into the body and death happens very quickly after

No she doesn't. There are other people doing that right now ​@@yumyumkoi7943

@@yumyumkoi7943 whats going on in Gaza?

@@iplayfoofee3547 Indiscriminatory firefight

this! it’s what bothers me when people say they don’t like stephanie or she’s this and that because she profits off of these tragedies but so many people wouldn’t even be able to be informed about them in the first place if it wasn’t for her and her team of translators and whom ever else it’s not like we can learn about what we don’t know you know ?

This happens in America too

@@HA-zx2pk I know, but still, what struck me the most is how many times authorities, companies and overall rich and powerful people are involved in these disasters and don't get a lot of justice for it.

@@twothousandandchew Yes exactly. The story about the 350 students on the ferry still haunts me. And I'm still shocked that anyone around me I talk about it with has no idea it happened. Media coverage for sure on this one. Each time there's a school shooting in the USA it's on every news media channel in the World..

​@@twothousandandchewyeah, if people are complaining about her "profiting" off of these tragedies, i wonder how they'd feel about all the news reporters and article writers who were paid/made money reporting on these cases 🙄

True, that small gesture makes wonders when you are completely devastes and traumatized by near death. Having another human help, eases you even if you are about to die.

At least they didn’t die alone, crushed in that bus but outside where they could see the sun and someone was kind enough to wrap them in something warm and tell them it was gonna be okay even if they knew it wouldn’t be. I can’t imagine the fear and horror and I’m so incredibly grateful for that, absolutely no one deserves to die that way

They got to clearly see someone care enough to fight for them. And the last thing many knew was seeing someone care enough to get cloth to warm them up, even if they didn't last until his return. I'm sure they felt comfort despite the terrifying situation.

omg this broke me even more...despite this horrible situation...there is something good thst comes out of it...the ones that lived, that helped, the victim families brings guilt for the rest of their life but the dying are grateful for their family and people whonhelped them...may they rest in peace

I heard a little bit bout this on tik tok. Hopefully Stephanie will make a video on it!

I'm from Asia and i did read the article about this story.

I've seen 3 rather short news reports on this, and I'm disappointed with them-- again. I think you're correct about a video being done on this. It's scary to think that the coppers do stuff like this, then wonder why the people actively distrust them.

Officials even lied to one mom who thought her son was missing for almost a year. They’d take her missing person interviews and offer help knowing the entire time her son was in one of the unmarked graves. Shocked there’s not more news on this.

that really fucked up no wonder people get more on day dont trust police anymore

the inspections were done, the government just ignored the result of the inspection (result was that the bridge was unsafe to cross)

​@@yumyumkoi7943why aren't you doing videos too? I think everyone needs to speak up, but if you are gonna tell others too like you do, then you must do the same, otherwise you're just a HYPOCRITE

@@yumyumkoi7943why don’t you do something to help Gaza?

@@massivel They did not do a proper inspection of the bridge, which requires using special equipment like a snooper truck to inspect the bottom.

I want to like this, but it would make it 666 so imma just comment I agree lol

Yes came looking to see if someone else said it. Also some pocket knives have the ability to bust out.

The tool to shatter glass is tiny , affordable and worth investing to and having in EVERY car

If you’re trying to break a window Do Not hit the middles as this is the thickest point of the glass. Hit the side corners . Look up Adventures with Purpose. They have educational info on how to survive submerging cars

@@Anna-vl2ni - I wouldn't recommend AWP for anything now since his past came to light. I refuse to watch any venture he is a part of.

@@toni5431what happened?

Sounds like where they built the Memorial for the collapsed mall - In the middle of nowhere

i really cried...wish they are together now...rest in peace...inwill never forget this

It’s is the responsibility of engineers and infrastructure experts to vet and evaluate the risks and consequences associated with methods , designs and materials used this bridge should have never gotten past the design process

when u hear politicians bragging about deregulations............that is code for save money by pulling back on PROTECTIONS of our people.......safety is expensive...........sick

this makes me want to become an engineer and architechture..or my own construction company....id never save money in exchange of lives being on the line....i think the greed in these people are beyond crazy..look at their stupid statements...they deserve hell...no one deserve to experience human negligence like this

​@@yumyumkoi7943 I know you mean well but she has the right to make whatever content she wants. Don't force people to do things even if you mean well.

that made me cry too bc that was heartbreaking

​@@cinnabonbish5124 I've noticed throughout the comments and replies that yumyum's replies aren't there anymore. They must've said stuff that vexed utube. That's disappointing.

Could you tell me what happened?

This is one of those events that I think will be so hard to research. The government did everything to cover it up. So much that there is still no official number on how many people died. Not even the survivors know how many.

Students, professors and many others were protesting for a more democratic government because for years the government had been run by one single political party. On October 2 1968 just days before the Olympics there was a massive get-together of many student unions in one spot in mexico city. The idea was for then to gather and have many speakers. Unfortunately the military surrounded them and started shooting. Many many died. Many ran for shelter in nearby buildings but those who gave shelter were also killed. Numbers are very unofficial and the government said they had be attacked first... news were blocked and people who wanted to talk were shut up. ​@marissamoreno5460

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think there is a movie (I’m not sure if it’s based on true events) about the day of a regular family whose one of their kids attended the protest and what follow’s after the shooting. I’ll try to look it up, but it would be something I would love to see Stephanie cover in the future Edit: the name of the movie is Rojo Amanecer

@ximena7993 Correct, but even that movie was recorded under government supervision, and most of the important parts were edited out. Most of the actors and even extras were threatened. Most of the movie was recorded in secret.

Well, the mother probably did decide to bring that person into this world. If people would want to think before gambling, they surely could have imagined

​@@Ester_Krupovaok we all have rights to our opinions, but WTF, nono with that nonsense

@@terrispencer4913 Saying that the mom probably decided that is just a fact. And there are people who think about bringing children here beyond themselves and when they do, they most likely imagine and consider those kinds of things

If you mean it literally doesn't make sense to you then by 'gambling' I meant making kids. It's a metaphor for it based on making kids being, just like gambling, a risk. But gambling risks the gambler's money and making a kid risks creating a life which will experience such suffering

@@Ester_Krupova lol, I understood what you meant but I was just saying the way you worded it was just so very distressing. To compare it to gambling 😄

I still do😭

im still terrified of them

Same

I think crossing bridges has just become a fear for me..

Still scared🤝🏾

I agree there are some parallels there in terms of the lack of response by the police and them just ignoring the people who calling to report the incident.

That's what I notice about these kind of cases in Korea. The response took so long

Japan had the same problem too. I remember watching an episode of Aircrash Investigation about Japan Airlines 123 and one of the survivors said that they heard helicopters flying above the crash and didn't rescue immediately. When they did, a lot of the people are already dead. Only 4 people survived in that plane full of crew and passengers. Just imagine how many could have been saved if they acted faster.

you're right...why is it like this...and the sampoong mall is bit similar...authorities(ppl in charge?) didnt evacuate the people inside the mall when its obvious it would go wrongn anhtime soon...they were having a meeting before and when it collapsed...sure tragedy could happen (not saying its right to cut cost and neglect safety) but when help is needed i wonder why cant they come quicker

@@exp-io853 they didn't evacuate because it was peak time for the store and they were greedy SOBs. The owner was not even man enough to turn himself in. He fled and offed himself.

Yep she does

@@UTubeTrollPolice298what..

Make fun all you want but most people know what is happening and what has happened all around the world because of stephanie and her channel and all her little stories

​@@yumyumkoi7943as many people have told you, she will most likely cover it in the future. It's rare that she covers current and evolving situations. Maybe have some empathy for the people that she IS talking about rather than spamming the comments about those she hasn't. With peace and love.

That's so horrible. 😭 Things like this should never happen

i am a bit scared of bridges from when i was little but i dont think its to the point where i think they could actually collapse...i cant imagine the victims family bringing guilt and trauma..no one deserves this no one...we could never be too careful so stay safe guys

same

Wow

It honestly sounds almost identical to the I-35W bridge collapse complete with the school children on a bus, how the section fell, that the truss was constructed poorly, and it was over a cold, major river in a large city during rush hour. The only major difference is the death toll but the bus on the 35 fell with the bridge instead of falling on the bridge and something like 30 cars fell in the water, so fewer people fell that distance on to the concrete. The US also doesn't do as many (or often any) pedestrian lanes so only the construction workers fell outside of a car.

@@yumyumkoi7943 Yes Palestinians are murdering LGBTQIA. They want to destroy Israel so LBGTQIA people in the Middle East have nowhere to run to for safety or asylum. Hamas and other terrorists brag about pushing gay people off of buildings and murdering them. One gay Palestinian man wanted to flee to safety in Israel but he said the entire village of Palestinians was after him and unfortunately they murdered him for being gay before he could escape.

@@tiryaclearsong421 yes, and it was 2007, almost 30 years after this incident. and happend in good old USA.

Been to katowice but I've never been to the town hall

65 died ;/

I was a kid too when that happened, remember that after this tragedy I was afraid that the roof in my school will also fall down

⁠You made this comment on the 18th anniversary of the Katowice roof collapse.

she needs to speak up about Gaza

@@yumyumkoi7943 I get this is an ongoing chaos right now, but what do you think it'll do? It's already 'entertainment' to some people. If we already can't do anything because we can't even pay our bills or for food nevermind internet bills, Steph talking about it won't help.

@@Roadent1241 she does have a lot of influence, the fact that you see her as your personal bestie doesn't change that. AND the fact that we - as regular people - don't have the means to make a difference, it's exactly the reason why we should AT LEAST ask, people with a platform to do it

she has mentioned palestine briefly. i think it was in a segment about doctors without borders. for me that's the minimum that allows me to peacefully keep watching her content and supporting her lol.@@yumyumkoi7943

​@UTubeTrollPolice298 get a job man

I was on 35w when that happened, but my exit was shortly before the bridge. My stomach dropped when moments after I arrived at my destination the reports started playing on tvs.

What exactly did you want the news helicopters to do?

Some were students? The vast majority was students.

​@@SuperLeonBladeout of 32 9 were so not the vast majority (still a big number)

@@RobertMcBride-is-cool they could of at least tried to help

hilarious@UTubeTrollPolice298

@UTubeTrollPolice298what are you even talking about

Me, too. I’m also afraid of water. 😢.

I'm afraid of large bodies of water😭

Me too, mostly for the idea of being trapped alive in my soon to be coffin...

yessssssssss this is a very traumatic case that needs to be covered

Has anyone else covered it that I can check out?

Omg that is extremely horrific i feel bad for the parents who lost their kids in that horrific attack

@@MercedesLefrancois yep! Just search APS attack 16th December 2014, there's a bunch of people who covered it. most of them might be in urdu but bbc also has a video on it so you can check that out

i would be very interested in learning abt this more, rest in peace to the children

What. A. Nightmare. 😢 I’m not really religious, but I’m praying for everyone involved. Bridge collapses have long been a reoccurring nightmare of mine, and probably is for lots of other people too!

My hearts to all of them, and Adele aida thank you for that extra information

She mentioned it, but especially in Korea. Once the temperature drops to a bit cool, it gets incredibly windy especially by the Han River and doesn't really stop being windy until temperatures warm next spring.

Did the Itawon case not get any coverage where you're live?

It got very little coverage-most of my friends hadn't heard about it, which isn't great, as we had the Travis Scott crush before and that wasn't as awful.@@lordtette

I just read about her and those people failed her so much😭💔.

@@Mahkhumalo her case completely changed how safeguarding measures were handled not only in the uk but I think Europe. We still don't get it right sometimes, but Victoria's heartbreaking case at least helped to improve a lot of things for other children even though it was too late for her

@@Eastybeastyy I don’t understood why people do those kinds of things to children! Like that little girl was helpless 😔. I really hope that her case helped (helps) a lot of children who face abuse.

@rottenmango they should cover this story

@@Mahkhumalo it truly was a landmark case, it shouldn't take such a thing to make changes, but at least it did. I'd say her case, james bulgers case, and the case of baby P really helped change the way we view protecting children in the modern world

Likewise 😢 especially young students

So sorry for your loss 🙏

Wow. That is awful. I'm so very sorry.

So sorry for your loss🙏🏼 sending healing prayers your way🙌🏼✨