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Tragedy Strikes Louisville: Plant Explosion Claims Life of Worker

A family mourns the loss of a worker killed in an explosion at a Louisville plant, prompting an investigation into safety protocols.

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Updated: Nov 19th, 2024, 1:59 AM ET

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The family of Kevens Dawson Jr., who died in a Louisville manufacturing plant explosion, hired lawyers for an investigation into the incident. The explosion killed two workers, injured 11, and shattered nearby homes. Initial findings indicate it was caused by an overheated cooking vessel. The company, Givaudan, faced criticism for its handling of the aftermath and lack of communication with the community. Dawson's loved ones seek accountability as they navigate their grief and the quest for justice.

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