South Korea ship relatives stage challenge

Cops encompass relatives of the casualties of the sunken ship Sewol and subjects close to the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, 9 May 2014 Hundreds of police encompassed the gathering as they attempted to go to the Blue House

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Relatives of travelers on board a ship that sank a month ago have attempted to go to South Korea's presidential office to request a gathering.

Police hindered the gathering, including folks of scholars who were around the more than 300 individuals who kicked the bucket, before they could achieve the workplace.

A couple of parts were inevitably permitted to talk with senior authorities.

The ship, convey 476 individuals, was cruising from Incheon to Jeju Island when it sank on 16 April.

Just 172 individuals were recovered, with numerous others trapped inside the boat as it went down. The greater part of the individuals who kicked the bucket were understudies from a secondary school close Seoul.

Reports say several police, some in uproar rigging, were in the region of the presidential office, otherwise called the Blue House, in Seoul.

Relatives holding the pictures of the casualties of the sunken ship Sewol, sit on a road close to the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, 9 May 2014 Relatives of the ship exploited people needed to meet South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Friday

Relatives holding the pictures of the casualties of the sunken ship Sewol, sit on a road close to the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, 9 May 2014 The folks of the junior victimized people need those capable to be brought to equity

South Korea's state-supported telecast KBS President Gil Hwan-Young (easier C) makes a statement of regret to relatives of casualties of the sunken South Korean ship Sewol as they stage a sit-in challenge on a road close to the presidential Blue House in Seoul on 9 May 2014 The president of a state-financed TV system apologized to relatives of the ship victimized people

A man joins yellow paper boats committed to dead and missing travelers installed the sunken Sewol ship, on a police transport hindering a street prompting the Presidential Blue House in Seoul, 9 May 2014 There has been an overflowing of anguish emulating the sinking, in which numerous school youngsters kicked the bucket

The gathering needed to have a crowd of people with South Korean President Park Geun-hye, however were unsuccessful.

They wound up sitting on contiguous avenues rather before gently scattering, AFP news organization said.

The exhibit started late on Thursday outside a state-financed TV system, emulating comments by a senior supervisor that were regarded wrong.

The system's leader later turned out to apologize to those collected.

The gathering are looking for a clarification for what they accept were defers in the beginning salvage exertion and discipline for the individuals who are discovered capable.

Ms Park has officially apologized over the debacle, recognizing that the first reaction was deficient.

Examiners accept that on the day it sank, the ship was convey more than three times the measure of load it was approved to transport.

Prosecutors have officially confined 15 group parts, including the skipper, for neglecting to help travelers off the boat.