Tragedy struck as 20 people lost their lives in a fire at a lithium battery manufacturing plant in Hwaseong, South Korea. The fire, which broke out on Monday, June 24, was reportedly ignited by exploding battery cells inside a warehouse containing 35,000 units. A harrowing video of the incident shows intense flames tearing through the facility, accompanied by explosions, while emergency responders, including fire trucks and ambulances, rushed to the scene. Efforts are ongoing to extinguish the fire and assess the full extent of the damage and casualties caused by this devastating incident. South Korea Says It Fired Warning Shots After North Korean Soldiers Made Third Temporary Incursion.
Lithium Battery Plant Fire
🚨🇰🇷21 MISSING, POSSIBLY DEAD IN KOREAN LITHIUM BATTERY PLANT FIRE
Unconfirmed reports claim that at least 20 bodies have been recovered from the plant; however, fire officials are only confirming the workers are missing and believed to be trapped inside the building.
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20 Killed in South Korea Battery Plant Fire
BREAKING: 21 people dead in fire at lithium battery plant in South Korea
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) June 24, 2024
Fire Engulfs South Korea Lithium Battery Plant
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