On the morning of May 31, a subway train on Seoul Subway Line No. 5 was moments away from becoming a disaster zone. At 8:42 a ...

Consequently, the Daegu Subway System will be able to provide service in all directions. That comes out to be 30 stations. Operating with three cars, the system has an overall carrying capacity of ...

Daegu’s 29-station one-line subway system was built in 1997, a year before the introduction of national safety standards for subway train interiors.

The horror is multiplying in an arson attack on a subway car in Daegu, South Korea, where the death toll is at least 120, but more bodies are believed still in the wreckage. A suspect is in custody.

The wreckage from a fire in a subway station in Daegu, 200 miles southeast of Seoul, is shown Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2003. A man ignited a blaze in a subway car with a milk carton of flammable liquid ...

Police said Saturday they will seek the arrests of several subway officials for negligence in a devastating subway train fire that killed at least 133 people in South Korea's third-largest city.

Remembering victims of subway attack A bereaved family member plants an artificial flower into the ground at a public park in ...

Investigators on Wednesday were still gauging the human toll of the blaze in Daegu, 200 miles southeast of Seoul. Only 44 of the dead had been identified, and officials feared that more of the 145 ...

The 2003 Daegu subway fire occurred on February 18, when a man set fire to a train stopped at Jungangno Station. The flames quickly engulfed another train that had just entered the station.