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Five high school students were killed in a car accident on Saturday after their car veered off a wet road and crashed into a wall in the southern city of Daegu.
A 19-year-old, identified only by his surname Choi, was driving a rental car with four passengers when it hit the wall at 4:25 a.m.
The five teens were immediately taken to a nearby hospital but later died.
Police said they have identified three, while the remaining two are still unknown. Investigators added they will conduct a blood test to find out whether Choi was driving while drunk.
Choi reportedly had a legitimate driver's license. (Yonhap)
