Three civilians were injured on Monday following an explosion at a military unit in Jinrye-myeon, located in the city of Gimhae in southeastern South Korea. The cause of the blast remains unclear as authorities launch an investigation into the incident.
The explosion surprised nearby residents and military personnel alike. Emergency services were quick to respond, providing medical assistance to the injured civilians. Their conditions have not been disclosed.
Local officials have yet to release detailed information, leaving the community eager for updates. “We heard a loud bang, and then there was smoke,” reported a resident living close to the military unit. “It’s unsettling not knowing what happened.”
Jinrye-myeon is a district within Gimhae, a city known for its rich history and cultural significance. Incidents like this are rare, prompting concerns about safety protocols within military facilities adjacent to civilian areas.
As investigations continue, the public is urged to stay informed through official channels. The incident highlights the need for transparency and swift action to prevent future occurrences.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
