According to a previous report by Yonhap News Agency quoted by the World Wide Web, in the early morning of September 11th, near an island in Lingxingmian, Wengjin County, Incheon City, South Korea, a Chinese man in his 70s was trapped in the tidal flat due to high tide while fishing for shells. South Korean marine police Li Zaeshuo disappeared during the search and rescue process and was finally found dead.

According to four of Lee Jae-suk's colleagues, their superiors tried to prevent them from telling the truth about the incident after the incident.

On September 15, South Korean authorities held a farewell ceremony for Lee Jae-suk's body

It is that Li Zhao received a call to rescue in the early morning of the incident. According to the regulations, rescue should follow the principle of a group of two people, but the head of the local guard did not wake up the others.

According to reports, Li Zaeshuo asked for support before going into the water alone, but did not wait for reinforcements in the end. According to the radio call record of Incheon Coast Guard, Li Zaeshuo called the sub-station for the first time at 2: 16 a.m. that day, saying, "The person in need of help is naked and squatting there." At 2: 42, he added: "I have found the person (trapped person). I may need to get into the water first. The water looks a bit deep."

Asked if support was needed, Li said, ¡°The tide is rising, reinforcement may help, I go down the water first.¡±The captain of the Guard replied, ¡°We this to the headquarters and called another policeman together to support, what do you think?¡±

Surveillance showed that Li Zhao took off the rescue jacket to the trapped old man.

At 2:56 a.m., Lee Jae-suk reported, "He (the trapped man) had his foot injured and couldn't move. I gave him my life jacket to help him swim out, and the water was waist-deep." The other end of the radio remained silent for the following 17 minutes.

Until three o¡¯clock in the morning, the other police officers arrived at the scene of the accident. At more than nine o¡¯clock that day, the six-hour missing Li Zhao was found, and was later declared dead in the hospital.

One marine officer said: ¡°We have always been ordered by the head of the station to remain silent about the case, because Li Yat-mao must be shaped as a hero. He tells us that when we see sorrowful families, we should cry, not speak, and remain silent.¡±

Currently President of KoreaLee Jae-myungPolice were ordered to investigate deaths during rescue missions, questioning whether there were defects in the initial response or delays in reinforcement.

A spokesman for the South Korean presidential said: "The president has directed an independent agency outside the Coast Guard to thoroughly investigate the case to ensure fairness." At present, it has not been determined which agency will be responsible for investigating the matter.

Kim Jong-un, the head of the South Korean Coast Guard, resigned on Friday, saying in a statement: ¡°I feel deeply responsible and I propose to resign to help find out the truth and to contribute to the establishment of a new Coast Guard.¡±

South Korea's local maritime police department holds a ceremony to say goodbye to Li Zhao's body

According to the World Wide Web report, the local marine police department of South Korea held a funeral ceremony for the body of Li Zhao on the 15th, the head of the South Korean marine police department, Kim Yong Do, announced that Sheriff Li Zhao Zhao raised a level and taught the Zhao Zhao Medal, Li Zhao will be buried in the Seoul State Hall of Fidelity. The General Assembly and Consul General of the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, Zhong Zhao, attended and paid tribute to the deceased. Zhong Zhao said that the South Korean marine police officer, Li Zhao, used his young life to interpret the spirit of great love without borders and noble humanism, and the glory of his life and glory of the

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