A 67-year-old man, identified as Won, has been formally indicted in Seoul for setting a subway train on fire on May 31, an ...

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A video shows a man pouring a liquid onto the floor of a packed subway before lighting a fire inside the train. No deaths ...

SEOUL, June 28 (Yonhap) -- Base subway fares in Seoul and surrounding areas rose by 150 won (US$0.11) from Saturday, ...

The shocking incident, which left several passengers injured, has sparked concern over public safety and mental health issues ...

The accused reportedly doused the subway train compartment with gasoline and used his own clothes to ignite the fire. 22 ...

The 67-year-old man is accused of carrying out the arson attack on a Seoul metro carriage during the morning rush hour on May ...

It's a commuter's nightmare. Video from Seoul, South Korea shows the moments a suspect set a packed train car on fire.

In the clip, the man is seen casually opening a flammable liquid before pouring it on the floor of the carriage on May 31.

The Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office recently released harrowing CCTV footage showing a man pouring gasoline on a ...

The incident occurred around 8:42 am on Line 5, as the train passed through the undersea tunnel between Yeouinaru and Mapo ...

The prosecutors' office announced that the 67-year-old man has been indicted on charges of attempted murder and arson.