Korea honors Filipino worker killed in factory explosion

Korea Has Honored A Filipino Worker Killed In August In A Factory Explosion, Marking The Third Case Under Its Initiative To Support Bereaved Migrant Workers’ Families Here. The Korea Workers’ Compensation And Welfare Service (K-COMWEL), A Government Agency Responsible For Administering Industrial Accident Insurance, Said Friday That It Had Helped The Family Of The Worker Bring His Remains Back To The Philippines. The Worker, Identified By The Agency As Jisrael, Died Aug. 28 In An Explosion And Fire At A Factory Manufacturing Paint Ingredients In Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province. “He Worked Diligently For His Family, Even In Unfamiliar Surroundings, Living A Life Marked By A Deep Sense Of Responsibility And Devotion,” K-COMWEL President Park Seung-heup Said In A Letter Presented At The Memorial Service Held At Incheon International Airport On Thursday. “K-COMWEL And The Republic Of Korea Will Never Forget His Dedicated Efforts And The Legacy He Leaves Behind. We Extend Our Heartfelt Condolences To His Family And Loved Ones.” Park Then Presented The Bereaved Family With A Co

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