Authorities start investigations for the cause of the Air Busan Fire in South Korea

Seoul, Jan. 30 (Pi) – The South Korean officials launched the fire investigation in the fireplace with a passenger airport at the Zeal Plain of Airport.

The aircraft, Airbus A321, was scheduled to fly to Hong Kong on Tuesday before the fire broke out near all 169 passengers and seven members of the seven slides. Seven people get small casuals, the South Korean transport department said.

Authorities from the Department of Service Risk Accident and Railways, shareholders and National Forensic Service on Thursday to discuss how they should continue with their integrated investigation. Fire officials say about 35,000 pounds of jets are still stored in aircraft, causing concern about the second burst.

The investigators from France Buralu of the investigation of the investigation and a public aircraft analysis arrived on Thursday afternoon to help investigate. Airbus, a farmer, is based on etoulouse, France.

The Witnesses told the local media and saw smoke from the top of the head before going out, the portraying of fire may have been started by the power bank or other electronic item.

Lithium-ion batteries on devices such as energy banks, cell phones, laptops and e-cigarettes can bother the growing airport. The US Federal Aviation Administration is 78 events of the lithium of the lithium of battery including smoke, fire, or excessive heat in 2024 – more than twice in 2016.

Last month, a fire caused by a portable battery suffering from a spirit-handed plane before leaving before traveling, making firefighters using firefighters to use.

Tuesday’s incident happened below the moon after Juju Air passengers Emuan International Airport, which killed all 181 people in the work.

That disaster, the worst danger of the Korean plane, prompted the Communication Service last week.

“After the tragedy of Juhu’s planber planed, another aircraft is taking place, and the most repetition of the board passengers and the Garden,” said Transport Minister Sang-Woo in a statement on Wednesday.

“We will do our best to prevent further investigation into the cause, and provide support and compensation for abusers,” said Park.