A mother who can’t throw away her daughter’s blanket during her lifetime

(1)”You could take a break after school but you did your part-time job”
(2)”Oh.” Ga-young worked 12 hours a day during vacation. That’s how she saved 14 million won. That’s because she wanted to study abroad I planned to go to Canada to learn English and study at a fashion school in New York after college “He worked until 4 o’clock that day.” I was working at school all day to help with the exam supervision, so I thought I’d go and play…” After the accident, my mother was unbearably angry and threw away everything she had in her daughter’s roomI had a belated regret I blamed myself because I thought my daughter’s body odor was disappearing Now she can’t throw away her daughter’s Vaseline and the hair in the dust bin
(3)Instead of Ga-young, who said in front of her mother, “I like an international student, but please find out,” the mother is embracing the pink blanket that her daughter used to cover

(1)The 102-90-won Disaster Special Act Enacted by the Kyunghyang Shinmun
(2)Choi Sun-mi, mother of the late Itaewon disaster victim Park Ga-young, is fixing her headband in front of the National Assembly in Seoul on the 20th, starting a hunger strike for the bereaved families calling for the enactment of a special law on the Itaewon disaster Reporter Sung Dong-hoon