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(LEAD) Pyeongtaek city fails to reach U.S. military via hotline over reported white phosphorus leak: official

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On August 10, officials in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, reported that the city government attempted multiple times to contact the U.S. military through a designated hotline following a reported white phosphorus leak. However, the local authorities were unable to successfully reach the military personnel.

The incident highlights a communication breakdown between local South Korean municipal authorities and the U.S. military installation during a reported hazardous material situation. The inability to connect via the emergency hotline raises concerns regarding emergency coordination and response protocols between local governments and stationed foreign military forces.

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