2 Vietnamese workers killed in kiln explosion at Taiwanese firm
Wednesday, 03:59, 30/03/2016
Two Vietnamese workers of a Taiwanese-owned tile manufacturer died in a kiln explosion in the southern province of Binh Duong on March 29.
The explosion occurred inside Shijar Vietnam Co., Ltd at around 7 a.m. Vi Van Nguyet, 27, and Dang Thanh Thai, 22, died on the spot.
One hour earlier, Nguyet, Thai and two other workers reportedly alerted a foreign expert to the unusually high temperature inside the kiln, but the expert asked them to keep working and use a two-meter iron stick to check the burning coal.
Thai and Nguyet were reportedly sitting on the mouth of the kiln when it exploded. They were thrown dozens of meters away by the blast.
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