South Korean prosecutors have released surveillance footage showing the moment a 67-year-old man poured flammable liquid inside a subway car in Seoul and started a fire. The incident occurred on May 31, and the footage was released by the South Korean state prosecutor’s office. Six people were injured in the fire, mostly due to smoke inhalation and attempts to escape the train. One person suffered a sprained ankle while trying to flee. Fortunately, there were no fatalities. The police arrested the suspect, who is now officially charged with attempted murder and arson. The motive behind the attack has not yet been disclosed, adding to the mystery and fear among the public. This event casts a dark shadow over public transportation safety and raises the question of how someone could bring flammable liquid into the subway and cause such chaos. Is this just the beginning, or will we see more incidents like this soon? While authorities try to uncover the motives, citizens remain fearful and question how safe they really are on public transit. Got a theory or hot take on this? Drop it in the comments — maybe together we can unravel the mystery behind this chilling act!
