KOREAN AIR FLT 801
Boeing 747-300 junbo jet

APPROXIMATE TIME OF CRASH 1:42 AM August 06, 1997 (Guam time) according to National Transportation Safety Board member George Black
Location: Middle of Guam on Nimitz Hill 3 miles on approach to the A.B. Wonpat International Air Terminal.

PASSENGERS

231 PASSENGERS ON BOARD

23 CREW

254 TOTAL ON BOARD. (15 U.S. Citizens on board.)

Of the 254 passengers & crew, 228 individuals are dead with 26 survivors. There are 205 bodies recovered so far with 23 unaccounted for. Of the 32 survivors transported to local hospitals. two(2) were dead on arrival, 1(one) more expired later at the Naval Hospital, and 1 (one) 11 year old girl from Georgia died at the Brooke Army Medical center in San Antonio Texas Aug 10th (Texas time). On Aug 30th Saturday, Han Kyu-Hee, an off-duty flight attendant transferred from Navel Hospital, died at Brooke Army Medical Center. Chung, Yong-Hak 40, died on Sep 3rd Guam time. Han kyu-Hee age 26 died on Aug 30 Saturday. Originally, 17 were transported to Naval Regional Medical Center and 13 to Guam Memorial Hospital. As of Aug 29, 1997 93 bodies have been identified.

Over 500 government, civilian and military rescue personnel converged onto site:

Civil Defense Personnel, GUAM FIRE & RESCUE UNITS GUAM POLICE DEPARTMENT GUAM National Guard DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Dept of Public Health and Social Services U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force American Red Cross Volunteers

The Northern Marianas gov., the National Transportation Safety Board, Guam Memorial Hospital, Naval Regional Hospital, the Guam Environ Protection Agency, the Guam Power Authority, Guam Telephone Authority, Superior Court employees, Univ of Guam College of Nursing, Korean Association of Guam, Guam Chamber of Commerce, Guam Visitors Bureau, Korean Air, DOA Data Processing, UOG Computer Center, Governor's Office, Continental Air Micronesia and numerous Guam businesses and religious organizations.

Helicopter were medivacing passengers out of crash site. Some to triage staging area earlier this morning.

Wreckage was contained

1/2 mile mud trek through jungle

4 rescue people to get 1 stretcher through

Utility Access Road

Bulldozers trying to cut through to get to wreckage

Crane being brought in lift debris and airplane wreckage to get to possible survivors

RELATIVE CENTER ESTABLISHED AT PACIFIC STAR HOTEL, CHAMORRO BALLROOM: Tel: (671)-647-4573-7 Point-Of-Contact: Verna Rivera (671)-687-3683

Continental Airlines has established a "Relative Center." Crisis Intervention Teams from Dept. Of Mental Health and Civil Defense reps are on site to assist. TV monitors have been set up and telephones. 50-60 family members have arrived at the center (1 local family, probably M. Dahalig) is also there (as of 2:15pm today).

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD ARRIVED ON GUAM