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South Korean student shares harrowing escape from Israel amid missile barrage

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A South Korean college student has recounted her harrowing escape from Israel amid a barrage of Iranian missile strikes as a fragile ceasefire between the arch-foes takes hold following a 12-day conflict.

The woman, who is studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, chronicled her June 13 evacuation during the aerial clash in a video posted to YouTube last Thursday.

She said she was woken up by air raid sirens at 3am, forcing her to rush into a bomb shelter.

“I initially thought the situation would resolve soon, but I heard the sirens again the next day,” she said in the video, capturing flying missiles that she saw from the window of her college dormitory, as more than 100 missile alerts buzzed her phone.

The student was scheduled to travel to Paris on June 16, which she had booked four months ago, but the flight was cancelled.

Israel’s official surveyors and volunteers check a damaged residential building a day after a direct missile strike, launched from Iran, following the announcement of a ceasefire, in Beersheba, Israel, on Wednesday. Photo: AP
Israel’s official surveyors and volunteers check a damaged residential building a day after a direct missile strike, launched from Iran, following the announcement of a ceasefire, in Beersheba, Israel, on Wednesday. Photo: AP

Looking for a way out of the country proved difficult due to soaring air fares that hit 2.37 million won (US$1,740) from the previous 816,785 won, The Korea Herald reported.



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