Published 02 Jan.2024 15:44(KST)
On the 2nd, Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, was attacked with a sharp weapon by an unidentified man disguised as a supporter during a site visit to the 'Gadeokdo New Airport' location. Lee, who was stabbed, sustained a laceration about 1 cm in size on his neck and was reported to be in a state of severe bleeding.
On the 2nd, the suspect who attacked Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, with a weapon at the site of the new Busan Gadeokdo Airport was arrested by the police at the scene.
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Lee, who was stabbed, sustained a laceration about 1 cm in size on his neck. Although he did not lose consciousness, he was reported to be in a state of severe bleeding. After collapsing while bleeding, Lee was transported by ambulance about 10 minutes after the attack and received emergency treatment at the Regional Trauma Center of Busan National University Hospital. Around 1 p.m., he was airlifted by helicopter to Seoul National University Hospital. Democratic Party Chief Spokesperson Kwon Chil-seung explained that Lee is suspected to have damage to his jugular vein, raising concerns about potential massive bleeding.
Democratic Party of Korea leader Lee Jae-myung was attacked by a man while moving after inspecting the site of the new Busan Gadukdo Airport on the 2nd and holding a Q&A session with reporters.
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Wounds are classified according to their cause into categories such as ▲incision ▲burn ▲abrasion ▲puncture ▲laceration ▲pressure sore ▲contusion, and are further divided into infected and non-infected wounds depending on the presence of infection. There are also sprains or dislocations caused by joint injuries, and symptoms related to wounds include ▲pain ▲bleeding ▲functional impairment.
Among these, a laceration is a wound caused by tearing of the skin, often with irregular, jagged edges. The damaged area results in a loss of the skin’s protective function for the body.
An incision refers to a wound where the skin is cut by a sharp object (such as a knife or glass shard). Wounds caused by knives or sharp objects generally have a lower risk of infection.
A puncture wound occurs when the skin is pierced by a sharp object (such as a nail or spear). Although there is usually not much bleeding, deep wounds can cause internal bleeding. Disinfection is difficult, increasing the risk of bacterial infection or dust intrusion. When wounds are caused by contaminated objects, there is a risk of tetanus due to bacterial infection, so caution is necessary.
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