Report from the ill-fated Korean plane before the collision.. What did the pilots say?

The information comes to support suspicions about the possibility of the landing gear of the ill-fated plane, belonging to Jeju Air, a Boeing 737-800, being affected. According to the authorities, the airport control tower issued a bird warning shortly before the accident occurred.
The plane landed without deploying its landing gear, and slid along the runway until it hit a concrete wall, before it caught fire.
Rescue teams announced that a plane crashed at an airport in South Korea, killing 179 passengers, and saving two, according to what firefighting officials said.
The National Fire Agency said that rescuers rushed to extract people from the Jeju Air plane, which was carrying 181 people, at the airport in the city of Muan, which is located about 290 kilometers south of Seoul.

South Korean authorities said that a fire broke out in a plane carrying 181 people after it veered off the runway and collided with a concrete wall at Muan International Airport, southwest of Seoul, yesterday morning.

Landing wheel malfunction

Video clips broadcast by local television stations showed the plane trying to land without using the wheels, which led to it veering off the runway and colliding with the concrete wall before it exploded and caught fire. The plane was almost completely destroyed as a result of the explosion.

Officials suspect a malfunction of the landing gear, possibly due to a collision with birds, was the cause of the accident. Investigations began at the site to determine the exact cause.