April 11, 2025, 6:20 am
A subway tunnel under construction near Seoul in South Korea collapsed, likely trapping two workers. Emergency responders deployed 55 workers and 18 vehicles to search for and rescue any potential victims. The incident has raised significant concerns about construction safety practices and prompted a robust rescue operation. Authorities are investigating the collapse’s cause while emphasizing the urgency of securing the worksite. The rapid mobilization of rescue teams underscores the severity of the accident and the commitment to worker safety.
A subway tunnel under construction near Seoul collapsed, likely trapping two workers. Authorities launched a rescue with 55 workers and 18 vehicles to locate and rescue any possible victims.
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