Choo Mi-Ae Visits Site of Bucheon Factory Fire… "Ensuring Full Treatment and Recovery for Firefighters"
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Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae, who sparked controversy with remarks calling the fire service a "financial drain," visited the site of a factory fire in Bucheon on the 16th where firefighters were seriously injured to express her condolences to the injured. Governor Choo canceled her scheduled meeting with the Association of Governors of Korea in Jeju Island to visit the fire site in Bucheon.
Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae visited the scene after five firefighters were injured in a fire at a mold factory in Bucheon. Governor Choo expressed gratitude for the firefighters' dedication and promised a thorough crackdown on unlicensed factories handling hazardous materials. Seemingly mindful of the controversy surrounding her remarks regarding fire department finances during a previous parliamentary audit, she reiterated the hard wo…
(Bucheon=Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Chan-heung = Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae visited the site of a factory fire in Bucheon on the 16th, where seven people, including five firefighters, were injured, and said, "the injured firefighters' ..
Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae visited the scene of the fire in Bucheon on the 16th and stated, “The seriously injured firefighters were the last to leave after sending out the workers at the scene, but were unable to evacuate safely due to the rapidly spreading fire and toxic gases.” Governor Choo continued, “One firefighter who was evacuating first went back into the factory to rescue a colleague remaining at the scene,” adding, “Althou…
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