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Police Investigate Death at HD Hyundai Shipyard

A Vietnamese worker was found dead at an HD Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard on 18 March, and police are investigating the circumstances of the case.
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A Vietnamese worker was found dead at a shipyard operated by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries on 18 March, with police investigating the circumstances, according to South Korean media reports and company confirmation.

The incident occurred in the pre-coating area, a section involved in building medium-sized vessels. South Korean media reports described the case as a suspected suicide. The worker was identified in reports only as A and was found in the deckhouse area of the yard.

A company official confirmed that a death had occurred and said the relevant authorities were examining the details. The official also said that if the police conclude the case was unrelated to the company, the findings may not be disclosed publicly.

The case remains under investigation.

Editorial Note:
This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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