Korean college student's ...
Updated : 2025-10-21 16:51:40 KST
Korean college student's remains returned from Cambodia after public outrage
Hello and thanks for joining us on Arirang News. The remains of the Korean college student whose death spurred public demand for government action over crimes against Koreans in Cambodia have been returned to South Korea. And the investigation into Koreans suspected of involvement in phishing scams in Cambodia is now picking up speed. Our Kim Do-yeon starts us off. 74 days after he was found dead the cremated remains of a Korean college student known by his last name Park the victim of kidnapping in Cambodia have returned to Seoul.
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remains (죽은 사람·동물의) 유해
spur (비유적으로) 박차를 가하다
cremated 화장된
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The remains arrived on Tuesday morning following a three-hour long autopsy in Cambodia by a team which included South Korean officials the day before. According to police the autopsy revealed that there was no damage to Park's internal organs. The exact cause of death will be determined following further tissue analysis in South Korea and a comprehensive review of the investigation results from both countries. Mr. Park entered Cambodia in July and was reportedly confined by a criminal organization there. He was found dead in a car in Kampot Province with signs of torture which prompted public outrage and led to a government-wide on-the-ground response to crimes against Koreans in Cambodia.
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on-the-ground 현장[현지]에서
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Meanwhile investigations into the repatriated Korean suspects from Cambodia allegedly involved as perpetrators in phishing schemes against Koreans, are picking up speed. 64 people were already detained and transferred to Korea by the Cambodian authorities and Korean authorities have filed for arrest warrants for 59 of them. Arrest warrants were issued for 48 of them, but they too claim they were victims of torture and forced illegal labor.
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repatriated 송환된
perpetrator (범행·과실·악행을 저지른) 가해자[범인]
file for …을 신청[제기]하다
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The Seoul Metro Police also announced a Task Force comprised of 40 officers for overseas kidnapping or missing person cases. In addition, the Police also formed a team to look into the activities of Cambodian group called the Prince Group in South Korea which has been identified as a key criminal syndicate operating in both countries Kim Do-yeon, Arirang News.
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criminal syndicate 범죄신디케이트[연합체]
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