Coverage dated October 31, 2022
After deadly Halloween stampede, hundreds of lost shoes laid out for owners in Seoul Headline from CBS News
Crumpled tennis shoes, loafers and Chuck Taylors are part of 1.5 tons of personal objects left by victims and survivors.
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CBS News
After deadly Halloween stampede, hundreds of lost shoes laid out for owners in Seoul ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Oct 31, 2022
CBS News's feed description Crumpled tennis shoes, loafers and Chuck Taylors are part of 1.5 tons of personal objects left by victims and survivors.
NBC News
After deadly Halloween crush, lost shoes await owners in Seoul ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Oct 31, 2022
NBC News's feed description Hundreds of abandoned shoes have been laid out in a badminton court in the South Korean capital, a quiet but wrenching reminder of the disaster that killed 156 people.
NPR
After the tragic crush, hundreds of lost shoes await their owners at a Seoul gym ↗ (opens NPR) Published Oct 31, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet NPR's feed description Police have assembled the crumpled shoes — part of the many personal objects left by victims and survivors of the tragedy — in hopes that the owners, or their friends and family, will retrieve them.
WFMZ Allentown
After tragic crush, lost shoes await owners at Seoul gym ↗ (opens WFMZ Allentown) Published Oct 31, 2022
Same headline from 2 more outlets WFMZ Allentown's feed description Days after more than 150 Halloween revelers were killed in South Korea’s deadliest crowd surge, hundreds of abandoned shoes remained laid out in rows in a badminton court in the
Los Angeles Times
At a Seoul gym, 250 pairs of shoes lost by their owners in the Halloween crush ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Oct 31, 2022
Los Angeles Times's feed description Hundreds of abandoned shoes remain laid out in rows at a Seoul gym, a reminder of the chaos and tragedy of Saturday's deadly Halloween crowd crush.
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