Watch: Moment South Korean man sets Seoul metro carriage on fire

Authorities have released CCTV of an arson attack in Seoul on 31 May where six people suffered minor injuries.

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Six people were injured during the incident, including smoke inhalation and a sprained ankle while trying to flee the train. No deaths were reported. A 67-year-old suspect has been charged with attempted murder and arson.

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