Lee Jae-myung meets with the bereaved family and says, "I'll do my best."

Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, visited Muan International Airport, where the Jeju Air plane disaster occurred, and comforted the bereaved families of the accident.

CEO Lee arrived at the airport at around 8:50 p.m. yesterday (29th) and told the bereaved family, "I'll do my best," and told them to tell me if they feel uncomfortable or need anything.

Representative Lee held the hand of the sobbing bereaved family or handed over a handkerchief and wrote down the bereaved family's request to "identify the victims as soon as possible."

After meeting with the bereaved family, Lee held a closed meeting with the accompanying lawmakers at the airport to prepare countermeasures for the accident.

Cho Seung-rae, a senior spokesman, told reporters after the meeting that identification is the most important thing right now, but medical examiners from all over the country will come one after another and make them identify themselves as soon as possible.

He also said that the Gwangju mayor said that the victims' families need legal support and that the Gwangju Jeonnam Lawyers Association provides legal support.