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A massive fire broke out in South Korea today. A factory in Hwasong, the capital of Seoul, caught fire after a massive explosion, in which at least 21 people were burnt alive. The search for more than 20 people is ongoing. Although the fire has been brought under control, the bodies are still being searched for. Police suspect that all the people working in the factory have been murdered.
The fire was so fierce that there was no hope of survival. The factory has also been reduced to ashes. Seoul Fire Brigade officer Kim Jin-young confirmed the fire. He said that the injured are out of danger. The media was told that so far the bodies of 21 people have been recovered. The entire factory has been burnt to ashes and there is no possibility of finding anyone alive.
The bodies were recovered from the second floor of the factory
According to the information received, the fire broke out at 10:30 am today according to Indian time. Seeing the flames of fire, people called the fire brigade and informed them. At the time of the blast, more than 60 workers were working in the factory, but immediately after the blast, a fire broke out and they could not get out. The dead have not been identified yet, but the dead include citizens of China and other countries.
Bodies are being searched with the help of mobile phones
The bodies were recovered by tracing the mobile signals of the deceased. Most of the bodies were recovered from the second floor of the factory. The cause of the fire is not yet clear, but it is suspected that the explosion occurred due to excessive heat during the manufacture of lithium. However, the causes of the accident are being investigated. The cause of the accident will be revealed soon. The owners have suffered a loss of crores of rupees due to the fire in the factory. The police have registered a case and are investigating.