South Korea's justice ministry is investigating the disappearance of 100 rounds of live 9mm ammunition from a prison in Daejeon. An inspection revealed discrepancies between the recorded and actual ammunition counts in the prison's armory. Authorities are determining if the rounds were stolen or misrecorded and plan nationwide inspections.
South Korea's justice ministry is investigating after 100 rounds of live ammunition were reported missing from a prison in Daejeon. Officials discovered a discrepancy between the recorded and actual number of rounds in the prison's armory. The investigation will determine if the ammunition was stolen or if there was a recording error, and if any regulations were violated.
Daejeon-Chungnam Green Korea United urged the Daejeon Metropolitan City government on May 11 to make climate crisis response its top priority by 2030, calling for a revision of the city's carbon neutrality plan and energy plan to focus on renewable energy instead of hydrogen power.
Daejeon's first foreign student volunteer patrol unit has been formed with 20 international students from 8 countries studying at Baejae University. The unit will focus on crime prevention in areas with high foreign resident populations.
Hanwha Aerospace CEO Sohn Jae-il and plant head Ga Jae-woong booked for negligence after a June 1 explosion in Daejeon killed 5 and injured 2; both face charges under Serious Accidents and Occupational Safety Acts.
Funeral held in Daejeon for one of five victims killed in Hanwha Aerospace factory explosion while cleaning propellant powder residue.
Daejeon Mayor Jung Yong-rae ordered comprehensive support for victims of the Hanwha Aerospace fire, including psychological aid and a joint memorial altar. He also plans to advocate for national safety system reforms.
Hanwha Aerospace will suspend operations at all nine of its production facilities nationwide for two days starting Thursday, following a deadly explosion at its Daejeon plant that killed five people. The company is conducting special safety inspections, prioritizing a safe working environment over temporary production disruptions.
Daejeon Superintendent-elect Oh Seok-jin declared the victory as the citizens' win and pledged to deliver 'human-like education' and implement the 'Five Senses Satisfaction Daejeon Education Project'. He also expressed his intention to review the pledges of the other four candidates for the development of Daejeon education.
With Huh Tae-jung's election as Daejeon Mayor, projects initiated by outgoing Mayor Lee Jang-woo, including the local currency 'Ontong Daejeon' and the '0 O'Clock Festival', are facing abolition or review. Huh vows to prioritize citizens in city administration.
Daejeon Mayor-elect Heo Tae-jeong plans to upgrade the local currency 'Ontong Daejeon' into a regional circulation economic platform and establish Daejeon as a leading AI city. He also pledged to prioritize citizens' livelihoods and safety.
Police have identified all five victims of the Hanwha Aerospace factory explosion in Daejeon, South Korea, through DNA analysis. The blast killed five and injured two. Hanwha Group apologized and pledged support, while a state arms agency formed a task force for the investigation.
Hanwha Aerospace's Daejeon plant, where an explosion killed 5 and injured 2, received 'poor' safety ratings for the past two years. Seven violations were found, though unrelated to the explosion site.
A high school student in Daejeon stabbed a middle school student on a bus, claiming the victim had bullied his younger brother. The victim is in stable condition, and the assailant has been arrested.
A fatal explosion at Hanwha Aerospace's Daejeon plant, resulting in 7 casualties including 5 deaths, occurred without internal CCTV. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities focusing on workplace safety protocols and past incidents.
A Hanwha Aerospace factory explosion in Daejeon, South Korea, resulting in casualties, has led to a halt in cleaning processes, raising concerns about potential disruptions to the company's defense exports. While the company downplays the impact, industry experts anticipate production delays.
Police have launched a joint investigation with fire authorities and the National Forensic Service into an explosion at Hanwha Aerospace's Daejeon plant that killed five workers and injured two others. The blast occurred during a process of cleaning gunpowder residue from tools used in making rocket propellants.
Hanwha Aerospace has partially suspended production at its Daejeon facility following a deadly explosion that killed five and injured two. Labor authorities ordered the halt due to a serious workplace accident, with investigations focusing on the ignition source and flammable materials.
An explosion at Hanwha Aerospace's Daejeon plant, resulting in casualties, has led to a production halt, raising concerns about potential disruptions to the company's defense exports, particularly the Cheonmu missile system.
Police are jointly inspecting a Hanwha Aerospace factory in Daejeon following a deadly explosion that killed five and injured two. The probe aims to determine the cause, focusing on ignition points and flammable materials, as workers were cleaning propellant powder residue at the time of the blast.
An explosion at a Hanwha Aerospace factory in Daejeon, South Korea, killed five people and injured two others on Monday. The incident occurred during cleaning work, suspectedly involving rocket propellant residue. This marks the latest in a series of deadly accidents at the facility.
Hanwha Group and Hanwha Aerospace apologized for a fatal explosion at their Daejeon plant that killed 5 and injured 2. Chairman Kim Seung-yeon pledged full support for victims' families and promised a swift, transparent investigation into the cause.
An explosion at a Hanwha Aerospace factory in Daejeon, South Korea, killed five people and injured two others on Monday. The incident is suspected to have occurred during cleaning work involving rocket propellant residue. This is the latest in a series of fatal accidents at the facility.
President Lee Jae Myung has ordered a full mobilization of resources for rescue efforts following an explosion at a Hanwha Aerospace factory in Daejeon, South Korea. The incident has resulted in at least five deaths and two injuries, with concerns of rising casualties. Prime Minister Kim Min-seok is also directing government agencies to assist in the response and plans to visit the site.
