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Tragedy Strikes as Fire Kills 22 in South Korean Factory, Mostly Chinese Migrants

Rescue teams in South Korea are currently conducting a search operation in a burned factory near the country's capital following a devastating blaze that claimed the lives of 22 individuals, the majority of whom were Chinese migrants. The rescue workers are carefully sifting through the debris of the factory building in hopes of locating any additional victims of the tragic fire.
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What caused the fire in the factory building near South Korea's capital?

The cause of the fire is currently unknown and is under investigation.

How many people were killed in the fire?

A total of 22 people were killed in the fire, with the majority being Chinese migrant workers.

What are rescue workers currently doing at the site of the burned factory building?

Rescue workers are combing through the charred ruins of the factory building to search for any more potential victims.

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