Investigation Launched After Fatal Incident at Hyundai Plant

Three workers died during a vehicle test at Hyundai's Ulsan facility, prompting a police and labor ministry investigation.

The incident occurred at Hyundai's No.4 factory in Ulsan, South Korea, the company's largest manufacturing site.
The victims, two Hyundai researchers and a contractor, were found unconscious in a test chamber and later pronounced dead.
Local reports suggest suffocation due to toxic gases in an enclosed space as the likely cause of death.
Hyundai has expressed deep sadness and is cooperating fully with authorities to determine the exact cause.
The Ulsan plant has a significant role in Hyundai's production, with an annual capacity of 1.4 million vehicles.