They Were Told to Stay — The Sewol Ferry Disaster

15년2월 교실 책상 💥💥 Class #10 - Girls Here’s a respectful, factual summary of what happened to Danwon High School’s Class 2-10 (and other Danwon students, especially girls and boys) before, during, and after the Sewol ferry tragedy — one of the most tragic accidents in modern South Korean history. 🚌 Before the Tragedy In April 2014, students from Danwon High School in Ansan, South Korea, including Class 2-10, went on a school trip to Jeju Island — a common senior year activity before final exams.

15년2월 교실 책상 🤶👪 Class #6 - Boys Here is a clear, factual summary of what happened to Class 2–6 (often referred to as “Class 6,” mostly boys) from Danwon High School in the Sewol ferry disaster — before, during, and after the sinking. Before the sinking (April 15–16, 2014) Class 2–6 was a second-year class at Danwon High School in Ansan, South Korea. The class was predominantly boys, which is why they are often remembered separately. They were on a school trip to Jeju Island, along with other se

15년2월 교실 책상 🎙️🎤 Class #9 - Girls The Danwon High School “Class 9” girls (often referred to as Class 2-9) were part of the students on the MV Sewol field trip in April 2014. What’s known about them fits the wider tragedy of the Danwon students—but there are some specific, heartbreaking patterns that people often talk about. Here’s a clear, non-graphic timeline of what is believed to have happened before, during, and after: Before the sinking The girls were high school students on a school trip