Drunk driving suspected... Woman in her 20s dies in wrong-way driving and collision accident in South Korea

A car driven by a man in his 30s was driving the wrong way and collided with a car coming from the front, killing a woman in her 20s.
At around 10:00, a Granger car driven by suspect A, a man in his 30s, collided head-on with an SM7 car coming from the front on a road in Yongin City.
In the accident, suspect A and a man in his 20s who was driving the SM7 were seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
A woman in her 20s was taken to the hospital in a state of cardiac arrest, but later died. In addition, a 5-ton freight truck traveling behind the SM7 collided with a wall on the side of the road while trying to avoid the accident, and the freight truck's movement was also affected.
The driver of the vehicle also sustained minor injuries and is currently receiving treatment. It was determined that suspect A was driving the wrong way from a point 4.6 kilometers away from the accident site, causing the accident.
Police believe that Suspect A caused the accident while drunk driving and plan to file charges against him in relation to the incident.
A police official explained, "Blood samples have already been taken and will be analyzed to determine the exact blood alcohol concentration."