A Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 crashed in South Korea, killing 175 passengers and four crew members, after a bird strike warning. The tragic incident has raised safety concerns and calls for thorough investigations to prevent future tragedies. The aircraft was on a routine flight from Jeju to Beijing. The aviation industry is watching as experts analyze potential causes beyond the bird strike warning.
North Korea has announced it will cease sending trash-filled balloons into South Korea, deeming the campaign successful. The move follows Seoul's warnings against the provocations. However, North Korea cautioned that it will resume the action if South Korean activists continue sending anti-regime propaganda via balloons.
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