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One more worker found dead in Gwangju collapse; search enters third day
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A 68-year-old worker missing after a library construction collapse in Gwangju was found dead early Saturday, raising the death toll to three. Search efforts continue into the third day for the last missing worker, a 58-year-old surnamed Kim. The government plans to introduce a special law to bolster construction site safety.
Hyundai Motor Group announced on May 13 it will join a government-led autonomous vehicle project in Gwangju. Hyundai Motor and Kia will develop around 200 vehicles based on the Ioniq 5.
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South Korea's Air Force announced Thursday that South Korea and the United States will launch their large-scale Freedom Flag air exercise this week. The semiannual drills, starting Friday at an air base in Gwangju, aim to strengthen interoperability and survivability in joint operations. Led by Seoul this year, they focus on combined operations ahead of wartime command handover by 2030.