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[Photo News] Asiana crash in real time via Samsung Exec David Eun

By Korea Herald

Published : July 7, 2013 - 13:23

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(David Eun`s Twitter) (David Eun`s Twitter)

Real-time photographs of wrecked Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 which crash landed at San Francisco airport earlier Saturday, U.S. time, started popping up in social networking services, many showing smokes and flames going up in the air.

Most significant of the SNS updates was the photograph posted by Samasung executive David Eun on his Twitter showing the passengers evacuating from the flaming plane.

Eun posted that he is “OK,” and others also “seemed fine.”

Other witnesses at the scene posted pictures through their individual SNS accounts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and others.

 
(Ben Levy`s Twitter, @BenLevy74) (Ben Levy`s Twitter, @BenLevy74)

Jin Eun-soo, Intern reporter
(janna924@heraldcorp.com)

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