In this regard, DPRK citizens condemn the south Korean regime for having disregarded the disaster.

The last one year fully revealed the anti-social rule in south Korea, Ri Kyong Chol, section chief of the Law Institute of the Academy of Social Sciences, told KCNA, adding:

In the period the south Korean people have strongly demanded a probe into the truth about the disaster and the punishment of those responsible for it.

But the Park Geun Hye group turned aside such demands of the bereaved families and other south Korean people, refusing to make a heartfelt apology.

The group's inhuman and impudent attitude is well evidenced by the fact that Park set out on a foreign trip the day marking the first anniversary of the disaster.

Kim Hak Chol, a teacher of Pyongyang University of Architecture, said:

The anti-"government" struggle is getting more vigorous in south Korea with the first anniversary of the disaster as an occasion. This is a hard blow to the group of traitors.

The reality goes to clearly prove that it is impossible to prevent such disasters as the ferry Sewol case in south Korea as long as the group of murderers and corrupt elements remains in power.