On November 6, Nandu reporters noticed that after the mourning period of the Itaewon stampede accident ended, the South Korean government stated that it would conduct a thorough safety investigation of public gathering places. In addition, the South Korean government plans to summon many police chiefs, fire officials and others who are responsible for the stampede in Itaewon at a parliamentary meeting held on November 7.
Nandu previously reported that on the evening of October 29, a serious stampede occurred in Itaewon, Yongsan District, downtown Seoul, which has now killed 156 people and injured 197 people.

Police are on guard at the scene of stampede accident in Seoul, South Korea. Xinhua News Agency released
According to South Korea's MBC TV station, after a large-scale stampede in Itaewon , the South Korean government announced that October 30 to November 5 will be the national mourning period. On November 6, local time, the Seoul Municipal Government of South Korea said that as of 22:00 on the 5th, more than 117,000 citizens went to pay their condolences to the victims set up in Seoul Square and 25 districts in Seoul. At noon on November 6, South Korean President Him 3 Yoon Seo-yeol attended a mourning service for the accident in Seoul.
On the ninth day of the incident, an investigation around the incident is underway.
The South Korean government said that at the plenary meeting of the Administrative Safety Committee of the Congress held on November 7, the Minister of Administrative Safety, the Minister of Police, the Minister of Fire and other persons who are directly or indirectly responsible for the accident will be summoned and attended. On the other hand, former Yongsan Police Commissioner and the Seoul Police Department status management officer on the day of the accident refused to attend the meeting on the grounds that they were under investigation.
The South Korean government announced that from November 7, the "National Security System Inspection Meeting" will be held by the president of the country to inspect the current disaster security management system, including large-scale population management, and discuss improvement plans. South Korean Prime Minister said that he should learn from the Itaewon stampede accident and re-check safety management guidelines in various fields. In addition, the South Korean government plans to conduct cross-departmental joint security inspections on public gathering places starting from November 10 for one month.
Interview and writing: Nandu reporter Huang Chibo