"path to court"

#11716705

28 October 2024

Artist Kwon Eun-bi introduces her work to Joanne Rached, the mother of foreign victim Grace Rached, at the opening ceremony of the new 10.29 Path of Remembrance and Safety billboards in the Itaewon tragedy alley in Yongsan-gu, in Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. The family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716706

28 October 2024

Artist Kwon Eun-bi introduces her work to Joanne Rached, the mother of foreign victim Grace Rached, at the opening ceremony of the new 10.29 Path of Remembrance and Safety billboards in the Itaewon tragedy alley in Yongsan-gu, in Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. The family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716702

28 October 2024

A press conference takes place near Exit 1 of Itaewon Station in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024, to open the ''Path of Remembrance and Safety'' billboards, commemorating the second anniversary of the 10.29 Itaewon tragedy. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716703

28 October 2024

A press conference takes place near Exit 1 of Itaewon Station in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024, to open the ''Path of Remembrance and Safety'' billboards, commemorating the second anniversary of the 10.29 Itaewon tragedy. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716711

28 October 2024

A press conference takes place near Exit 1 of Itaewon Station in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024, to open the ''Path of Remembrance and Safety'' billboards, commemorating the second anniversary of the 10.29 Itaewon tragedy. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716712

28 October 2024

Artist Kwon Eun-bi introduces her work at the opening ceremony of the new 10.29 Path of Remembrance and Safety billboards in the Itaewon tragedy alley in Yongsan-gu, in Seoul, South Korea, on October 28, 2024. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716713

28 October 2024

A bereaved family member places a flower after the billboard opening ceremony at the ''10.29 Path of Remembrance and Safety'' in the Itaewon tragedy alley in Yongsan-gu, on October 28, 2024, in Seoul, South Korea. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11716714

28 October 2024

A bereaved family member places a flower after the billboard opening ceremony at the ''10.29 Path of Remembrance and Safety'' in the Itaewon tragedy alley in Yongsan-gu, on October 28, 2024, in Seoul, South Korea. About ten bereaved family members and representatives from the Citizens' Countermeasure Committee attend. Notably, the family of 23-year-old foreign victim Grace Rached, including her mother, younger sister, and cousin, travels from Australia to Korea to participate in the press conference.

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#11336737

16 June 2024

A drone view of the church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11336736

16 June 2024

A drone view of the church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11336735

16 June 2024

A drone view of the church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11336734

16 June 2024

A drone view of the church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11336733

16 June 2024

A drone view of the church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11288243

30 May 2024

The church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11288242

30 May 2024

The church spire of the submerged village of Graun protrudes from the nearly completely drained Reschensee Lake during construction work for a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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#11288241

30 May 2024

A view of the arid floor of Reschensee Lake, which has been nearly completely drained during the construction of a new alpine road on May 23, 2024, near Resia, Italy. Reschensee Lake is a reservoir formed by a 1950s dam. The road that traces its edge has become precarious due to unstable mountain rock overhead. To counter the dangers of rockfalls, avalanches, and mudslides, the road and nearby cycle path at Lake Resia near Curon Venosta are being relocated 70 meters closer to the reservoir. Climate change is melting the permafrost that stabilizes these alpine rocks, endangering numerous mountain passes across the European Alps. After the new road is constructed, Reschensee will be refilled. This ambitious project, costing 20 million euros, is expected to wrap up by June.

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