Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
An increased part of the construction highway collapsed in Anseong, killing or injuring all 10 workers present.
Four people were killed and six were injured in South Korea after elevated parts of the highway under construction collapsed on Tuesday, fire authorities said.
The National Fire Agency said 10 people work on the site in Anseong, about 65 km (40 miles) south of the capital Seoul.
The incident happened at 9:49 (00:49 GMT) when five 50-meter (164 feet) steel structures supporting the highway bridge, grabbing workers in the rubble.
The reason for the collapse was unknown immediately.
The Ministry of Earth, Infrastructure and Transport said it was sending a team of employees to the accident.
Hyundai Engineering, the site builder, apologized for the loss of life and injuries.
“We are actively cooperating with the relevant authorities to ensure a speedy recovery of the site and a thorough investigation of the exact cause of the accident,” the company said in a message from the Yonhap news agency.
The position of President Choi Sang-Mock called to mobilize all the staff available and to provide safety measures to prevent further damage, his office said.
Choi became the position of President of South Korea in December after President Yon Suk Youol was prevented for his short -term declaration of martial law December 3.
Ion appeared in court for a hearing Last week, he was trying to organize a rebellion before a criminal process.
Police John On January 15, after a stay in his housing week, in his first such action, taken against a sedentary president in South Korea.
Deadly accidents continue to happen regularly at industrial sites in South Korea, which introduces a law in 2022 to deal with the safety gaps and punishment for management of the company if a worker is killed in the work.
In February, six people were killed in a fire at a hotel construction site in the port city of Busan, with about 100 being evacuated, including 14 workers who got rid of a helicopter after finding a roof refuge.
Last June, a fire at a lithium battery factory, which authorities accused of quality control and inadequate safety training, killed 23 workers.
