Daejeon Factory Explosion: 14 Dead, 59 Injured

0:00It's March 21st. Let's get into the latest global headlines. Rescue teams in South Korea's Central City of Daejeon pulled the remains of 14 people from the burned-out wreckage of an auto parts factory over. The weekend, the explosion and blaze that started Friday afternoon also injured at least 59 others with 25 in serious condition. More than 500 firefighters, police officers, and emergency workers rushed to the scene to battle the flames and search for survivors. Crews held off entering the main building at first, worried it could collapse, so they sent in robots to cool it down and check for dangers. South Korean President Lee Jae-mi-ung, stopped by the site Saturday to console families of those affected and push for extra safety steps during the seviation. On-going work. Many injuries came from workers jumping out of the building or breathing in heavy smoke. Searchers later found nine of the dead in the third floor gym area and three more near a second floor water tank. Officials confirmed all missing workers have now been located.

1:01With the site secured in everyone accounted for, attention turns to helping the injured recover and figuring out what sparked the disaster.