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    One dead in South Korea power plant collapse as safety fears hamper rescue

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    Posted on November 7, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    A South Korea power plant collapse results in one death and six workers trapped. Rescue efforts are ongoing but face challenges due to safety concerns.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Power Plant Incident
    • Details of the Collapse
    • Rescue Operations and Challenges
    • Government Response and Safety Measures

    One dead in South Korea power plant collapse as safety fears hamper rescue

    Overview of the Power Plant Incident

    SEOUL (Reuters) -A worker has died and six remain trapped on Friday after the collapse of a large structure at a power station in South Korea that was being prepared for demolition, fire and rescue officials said.

    Details of the Collapse

    Workers were in the process of taking down parts of the massive steel structure, a decommissioned heating facility, when it collapsed on Thursday afternoon.

    Rescue Operations and Challenges

    Footage from the scene showed the structure mangled and toppled over, surrounded by similar structures.

    Government Response and Safety Measures

    Two people were quickly rescued and then two others were later spotted under the rubble, fire official Kim Jung-shik told reporters.

    One worker was confirmed dead early on Friday and the condition of another remained unclear, he said.

    Rescuers had deployed heat sensors, remote scopes and search dogs to assist the rescue operation and locate the other trapped workers, though their efforts have been hampered by the risk of a further collapse of the structure, he said.

    South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, who has made it a priority to improve workplace safety, has ordered an all-out effort to save the workers who remain trapped.

    (Reporting by Jack KimEditing by Ed Davies)

    Key Takeaways

    • •One worker dead, six trapped in South Korea power plant collapse.
    • •The incident occurred during demolition of a decommissioned facility.
    • •Rescue operations are hindered by safety fears of further collapse.
    • •President Lee Jae Myung prioritizes workplace safety improvements.
    • •Heat sensors and search dogs deployed to locate trapped workers.

    Frequently Asked Questions about One dead in South Korea power plant collapse as safety fears hamper rescue

    1What is a power plant?

    A power plant is a facility that generates electricity by converting various forms of energy, such as fossil fuels, nuclear energy, or renewable sources, into electrical power.

    2What are safety measures?

    Safety measures are protocols and practices implemented to prevent accidents and injuries in workplaces, ensuring the well-being of employees and compliance with regulations.

    3What is a rescue operation?

    A rescue operation is a coordinated effort to save individuals in danger or distress, often involving emergency services and specialized equipment.

    4What is workplace safety?

    Workplace safety refers to the policies and procedures in place to protect employees from hazards and ensure a safe working environment.

    5What is a construction site?

    A construction site is a designated area where construction work is carried out, including the building of structures, roads, and other infrastructure.

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