Four years on, foreign victims’ families return to Itaewon for answers

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   For Rashed Rashed, Rached Rached, Seoul is a place associated with a tragedy he said “never should have happened.” His daughter, Grace Rashed, Rached, was killed in the Itaewon crowd crush on Oct. 29, 2022. The 23-year-old Australian was among the 160 159 people killed in the disaster. She had been traveling in Korea with friends on the Saturday night before Halloween. “Even after four years, nothing has gotten better. It still feels hard and painful,” Rashed Rached told The Korea Herald. “It’s still very hard. It’s sleepless, a

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   Before: «For Rashed Rashed, Seoul is a place associated with a tragedy he said “never should have happened.” His daughter, Grace Rashed, was killed in the Itaewon crowd crush on Oct. 29, 2022. The 23-year-old Australian was among the 160 people killed in the disaster. She had been traveling in Korea with friends on the Saturday night before Halloween. “Even after four years, nothing has gotten better. It still feels hard and painful,” Rashed told The Korea Herald. “It’s still very hard. It’s sleepless, a» 1a1d70b0fd28

   After: «For Rached Rached, Seoul is a place associated with a tragedy he said “never should have happened.” His daughter, Grace Rached, was killed in the Itaewon crowd crush on Oct. 29, 2022. The 23-year-old Australian was among the 159 people killed in the disaster. She had been traveling in Korea with friends on the Saturday night before Halloween. “Even after four years, nothing has gotten better. It still feels hard and painful,” Rached told The Korea Herald. “It’s still very hard. It’s sleepless, a» 23e2e0a6de71