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Red-versus-blueShockLandslide-victory-Code1994Andrea-mitchell-reportsUsScreenRevolutionEpisodesSteve-kornackiSix i see about 20 to 30 bodies of people and debris everywhere. joining us now is washington post breaking news reporter, brian peach, who s been based in seoul, south korea. those numbers are just staggering. bring us up to date on the number of people still injured and what the police investigation is. yeah. they re rising and we expect them to continue to keep rising. at least for the next few days. i think just within the last hour or two, it s up to 155 deceased people. that was up from 154. again as you mentioned, mostly female. talk to me about that, the party, i guess post covid, this was a big celebration. a great release. also, talk to us about that marketplace. that whole area because it s very well-known there and very highly trafficked. i ve been there myself. yeah, it s hard to describe exactly what it was.
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