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At least 50 people were injured after a fire at an auto parts factory in the city of Daejeon, South Korea 🇰🇷 (20.03.2026)

At least 46 fire vehicles & 115 personnel were deployed to contain the flames.
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At least 50 people were injured after a fire at an auto parts factory in the city of Daejeon, South Korea 🇰🇷 (20.03.2026) At least 46 fire vehicles & 115 personnel were deployed to contain the flames.
Update: At least 14 people were killed and nearly 60 were injured in a fire at a car parts factory in South Korea.
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TUSCALOOSA CO., Alabama

The USGS has identified an unusual seismic event in west Alabama, classifying it not as an earthquake, but as a “mine collapse,” according to an official report.

The incident was detected just outside the town of Brookwood in Tuscaloosa Co, a region known for extensive underground coal mining operations.

While the event initially appeared similar to a small earthquake on seismic instruments, USGS scientists determined the ground motion was caused by an underground collapse rather than natural fault movement.

https://abc3340.com/news/local/usgs-reports-rare-mine-collapse-seismic-event-in-tuscaloosa-county
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LEESBURG, Virginia

A loud noise with a flash of light was heard in Leesburg, Virginia, on Friday night.

Reports came in around 10:50 p.m. from central Leesburg.

Laura Rinehart, a public information officer with Loudoun Co Fire and Rescue, confirmed with WTOP that it was not a gas explosion. She added that officials with police, the fire department and Dominion Energy went to the scene and saw no smoke or flames.

A spokesperson with Dominion Energy also told WTOP that no reports were made by the company’s Regional Operations Center’s servicemen.

It is currently unclear what caused the loud noise. Emergency personnel are continuing to investigate.

Multiple listeners reported that the sound shook their homes or their heard a loud “whooshing” sound. The flash of light was visible as far as Sterling, Purcellville and Poolesville, Maryland.

https://wtop.com/loudoun-county/2026/03/loud-explosion-heard-in-leesburg-on-friday-night/
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