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[Anchor Lead] Another former Korean victim of Japan's wartime sex slavery has passed away. Now only 39 survivors who endured Japan's wartime crime remain in Korea. Here’s the story. [Pkg] Park Sook-yi, another former victim of Japan's sex slavery during World War Two, passed away Tuesday evening. She was 93 years old. Park was a 16 year-old girl digging clams when she was taken by Japanese troops. She was taken to Nagoya, Japan and then to Manchuria in China. Just to be alive was a painful ordeal during the six long brutal years she had to endure. [Soundbite] Late Park Sook-yi(Victim of Japan's Wartime Sex Slavery/Aug. 2015) : "I was 16 and so scared when I was told to serve. They hit me if I didn't listen." Korea gained independence in 1945 but Park could not return home. She stayed in Manchuria for 7 more years before returning to Korea. Namhaecounty in Gyeongsangnam-do Province created a park named after her last year to mark the 70th anniversary of Korean independence from Japanese colonial occupation. A statue of a girl holding camellia flowers which the late Park used to adore has become a symbol of a sorrowful history. 238 Korean victims of Japan's wartime sexual enslavement are registered with the Seoul government. Now only 39 survivors remain, still waiting for a sincere apology from the Japanese government.