According to South Korea's "Central Daily News" on the 2nd, citing news from the Pohang Marine Police Station, a citizen reported that a 3-centimeter-long fragment of suspected human bone was found on the beach in Pohang City, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea. This is not the first time that suspected human bone objects have been found on the coast. Just 5 days ago, the same reporter also found similar objects in the area and reported the crime. Currently, the police are investigating the details of the incident.
Fragments suspected to be human bones were found twice in a week on a beach in Pohang, South Korea. The police are currently investigating the details of the incident. The picture shows a file photo of the beach in Pohang, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea. Source: Korean media
According to the report, according to the Pohang Marine Police Station, around 8 a.m. the day before, a citizen reported to the coast while jogging at the bathing beach that a bone was found on the beach. The Coast Guard subsequently arrived at the scene for investigation. It was speculated that the bone was about 3 centimeters long and was suspected to be a bone connecting the human tibia and ankle.
It is worth noting that reports indicate that the suspected human bones found at Pohang Beach are not the first to be found on the coast. On the 25th of last month, an object about 30 centimeters long, suspected to be a human tibia, was also found in the same place, and the person who called the police was also the same citizen.
In this regard, the Coast Guard stated that they have sent objects suspected of human bone fragments to the National Academy of Sciences for identification, and the entire process is expected to take about 2 months. Currently, the police are investigating the exact incident.