South Korea Battery Plant Rushed Production Before Deadly Fire, Police Say
Briefly

The fire at the lithium battery plant was the result of the company's haste to fulfill military contracts, leading to significant safety oversights and tragic fatalities.
Investigators revealed that the plant operators, in their rush to meet production deadlines, neglected critical safety protocols and failed to provide necessary training to their employees.
Despite the company's head claiming adequate safety measures, it became clear that the operational pressures and rapid scaling of production created an environment fraught with danger.
The police investigation has widened to include charges of involuntary manslaughter against several Aricell officials, highlighting the potential legal repercussions of their negligence.
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