South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol visits the site of a fire at a lithium battery factory owned by South Korean battery maker Aricell in Hwaseong on June 24. lithium factory on June 25 to find the cause of a massive blaze that killed 23 in one of the country's worst factory disasters in years.
The government launched its formal investigation on June 25, involving ministries and departments from across the board, to pinpoint the exact cause of the fire, with investigators entering the building. Toxic fumes likely quickly overwhelmed workers in the area where the blaze began, the fire department has said, adding that as it was a lithium fire, the workers' efforts to extinguish wouldn't have worked.
"It is hoped that South Korean businesses will learn a painful lesson, refrain from similar incidents in the future and earnestly safeguard the safety of Chinese citizens in South Korea," he said.
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