Trapped On A Burning Train: The Daegu Subway Disaster 2003 | Plainly Difficult | Documentary



On February 18, 2003, an arsonist boarded a Daegu Metro Subway Train and set fire to to himself as it arrived at Jungangno station in central Daegu, South Korea……

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23 thoughts on “Trapped On A Burning Train: The Daegu Subway Disaster 2003 | Plainly Difficult | Documentary”

  1. I lived in Daegu for two years, and you wouldn't even know from riding the subway because of how well it's run. Terrible to know this had happened a few years before I was there though. (Also, it's more like "joong ong no")

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  2. Unbelievable that the second conductor stopped the train instead of just passing through the station, which is probably what most people would do in that situation. Why in the world did he stop next to the burning train?!

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  3. I'm still mystified as to why railways use such high voltage DC. Over looooooong distances. And I'm an electrician. Haven't even been able to find a geeky video. But FYEAHH! the way they make that DC is rad. Look up "mercury rectifiers" next time you're bored.

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  4. WTF are the 2 people in hazmat suits doing in your crowd scene!?!? THaaT's not regular commute-wear! Oh god! Everybody tuck your pants inside your socks!!!

    You must explain the back story there in another film Plainly Tarantino.

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  5. Normally operation of a so bad organised transportation company should have closed down, and a new company with a meanfully safety management that work should have replaced it.

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  6. All the subway trains I’ve always used have bypass valves for emergency door opening by the passengers! Either the Korean are so disciplined to rather die than disobey a driver, or something is fishy in this story!

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  7. The last 30ish seconds of the video showed the station having doors. I really hope the station's doors are easy to break, else they might imprison future passengers in another disaster.

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