Two rescued so far from S. Korea plane crash — fire agency

One flight attendant and one passenger have been rescued so far, South Korea’s fire agency says Sunday, after a South Korean Jeju Air plane crashed with 181 people on board.

“Currently two have been rescued, one passenger and one flight attendant,” the national fire agency says in a statement, adding that 32 fire trucks and scores of firefighters had been deployed to the crash site at Muan airport.

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