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SEOUL, Dec 1 Asia Pulse - The shooting deaths of two Korean workers and the wounding of two others in Iraq Monday sent major Korean companies scrambling to take measures to strengthen the safety of their own workers in the war-ravaged country.
Samsung Electronics Co. (KSE:05930), the world's largest producer of memory chips, issued a safety advisory to units in the Middle East warning via its Dubai regional office against possible terrorist attacks near public facilities and U.SUMMARY. military bases, according to company sources.
LG Electronics Inc. (KSE:66570) also called on its staff in the United Arab Emirates and Turkey to refrain from making visits to public facilities and strengthened an emergency network among workers stationed there.
Two South Koreans were killed and two others wounded in an ambush in Iraq on Sunday local time, on their way to the northern city of Tikirit, the hometown of ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, to build a power transmission tower.
The first South Korean casualties since the U.S.-led war in Iraq are all employees of a South Korean firm, Omu Electric Company, who have ...