A loyal dog named Pudding is patiently waiting for his family who tragically perished in South Korea's deadliest air disaster. All nine family members were aboard Jeju Air Flight 112 when it crashed at the Muan International Airport, leaving Pudding alone.
A dog named Pudding has been faithfully waiting for its family, unaware that they will never return home after they were killed in South Korea ’s worst air disaster. Among the 179 victims of the Jeju Air Flight 112 catastrophe on Sunday were all nine members of its family. They died in a fireball as the fated plane smashed into a wall in the Muan International Airport, leaving only two cabin crew as survivors.
Pudding was left alone in a village in Yeonggwang County after its 79-year-old owner failed to return home after a trip to Thailand. His wife, two daughters, his son-in-law, his six-year-old granddaughter and three grandsons were also killed in the crash. The family had travelled to the Thai capital of Bangkok to mark Pudding’s owner’s 80th birthday
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