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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Sexagenarian South Korea man sets fire in Seoul subway as he was angry at divorce suit outcome
An apprehended arson suspect in his 60s is believed to have told police that he set fire inside a Seoul subway train on Saturday as he was angry at the outcome of a divorce lawsuit. The suspect allegedly set fire to pieces of clothes inside the Line Number 5 subway travelling between the Yeouinaru and Mapo stations at 8:43 a.m. after boarding the train with a lighter-type torch and a fuel container, according to police and witnesses, as per a report. During an investigation by police, the suspect is believed to have stated he set the fire in complaint about the outcome of a divorce lawsuit. The suspect reportedly had no intent to kill himself, IANS reported. Police found the suspect had a lot of soot on his hands when he was carried out on a stretcher from the platform at Yeouinaru Station. He was apprehended at the scene at 9:45 a.m. after admitting to the alleged arson during police questioning. Police plan to file a formal arrest warrant against him on Sunday, Yonhap news agency reported. Due to the fire, more than 400 passengers escaped through the tunnel, with 21 of them being sent to the hospital for injuries, such as smoke inhalation and a fractured ankle. No serious injuries have so far been reported. Live Events Passengers and the train conductor initially contained the flames with fire extinguishers before they were fully extinguished at about 10:24 a.m. Authorities dispatched 230 personnel, including firefighters and police officers, to the scene. Subway services between Yeouido and Aeogae stations were suspended for a while before resuming at 10:06 a.m. Earlier in the day, South Korean Police apprehended the accused. Police questioned the suspect about the motive and conducted a forensic examination of the scene. FAQs Q1. Which city is capital of South Korea ? A1. Capital of South Korea is Seoul. Q2. Name any station located at Seoul subway? A2. Stations located at Seoul subway are Yeouido and Aeogae.
Perth Now
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Tom Hanks teases Toy Story 5 as he reveals first day in recording booth
Tom Hanks has started working on 'Toy Story 5'. The 68-year-old actor has voiced the role of toy cowboy Woody in the Disney Pixar animation franchise since the first film was released in 1995, and took to social media late on Sunday (21.04.25) evening to reveal that he had been back in the studio so he could commence recording on the upcoming instalment. Alongside a picture of all five fingers splayed out by a microphone, he wrote on Instagram: "First day of work on a certain Story Number 5! Need a hint? Disney. Studio B." His post comes just months after his co-star Tim Allen - who will be reprising his voice role as Buzz Lightyear in the upcoming flick - now spilled that the plot will see Buzz trying to get his love interest Jessie (voiced by Joan Cusack) out of "big trouble". During an appearance on 'Good Morning America', he said: "I've already begun, I'm in the third act now. It's remarkable what they've done … with Pixar they didn't say I couldn't say anything but … I wish I could. "There's a lot of real intrigue with Buzz. Jessie's got a big trouble, she needs help, so it's a really cool thing." 'Toy Story 5', is expected to follow the gang as they are forced to compete against technology for their child's playtime. Previously, Allen said that 'Toy Story 5' had a "brilliant script" and insisted the upcoming sequel was not "about the money". Speaking to Collider towards the end of last year, he shared: "I just did the first five-hour session for Buzz, probably a week ago. It's really, really weird to get back in it. "It's a very, very clever story. Do you wanna do five of these [films]? I don't really believe it's about the money. I'm sure they want it to be a success, but that's not why they did it. "Had they not come up with a brilliant script, they wouldn't have done it and they wouldn't have called me and Tom. It's really clever." Disney CEO Bob Iger announced in February 2023 that there would be a fifth movie but did not give any details. However, in November 2023, Allen revealed he and Hanks had both been approached about reprising their roles and it was later confirmed that a release date of 19 June 2026 had been set.
