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Explosion at Argentine Grain Port

Kills one and injures others

November 30, 2020

VOA reported on an explosion at a COFCO International in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The cause of the explosion is unknown at the moment, but the it killed one employee and injured eight more. The blast has shut down the facility. An investigation is already underway, but the local union representing grain inspectors and workers are threatening to go on strike if safety conditions aren't improved.

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