(4)S. Korea subway fire kills passengers

(4)S. Korea subway fire kills passengers

TAEGU, South Korea - Photo shows debris inside a subway car gutted in an arson attack in the central South Korean city of Taegu on Feb. 18. Yonhap News Agency reported that at least 100 bodies were found in the car.

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