A Shoe Factory In Quzhou Burned The Warehouse.

"I heard the boss of the shoe factory next door crying, and came running to catch a fire."

Around 3 p.m. yesterday, a fire broke out in the Dafeng craft shoe factory (Garden Court next door) in Quzhou, Zhejiang. The nearly three hundred square meters of finished goods warehouse burned up, leaving only an empty shell.

Fortunately, no casualties were caused.

At 14:56, the kshan fire brigade squadron and the giant fire brigade received the alarm and arrived at Dafeng shoe factory successively.

The fire is a finished warehouse stacked with supplies such as shoes and cloth.

Because of the fire, the fire brigade of Kecheng also sent personnel to reinforce.

"Fire is very big, and it can feel very hot from 10 meters away from the warehouse," said a nearby villager.

The garden police station and the Dafeng shoe court are several tens of meters apart. A policeman who came to the rescue said, "at that time, we could see that there was a lot of smoke in the area."

In order to prevent the fire from spreading to the next processing workshop by the wind, three groups of firefighters used water cannon to face the fire point positively, blocking the flames.

Half an hour later, the scene was basically controlled and the open fire was extinguished.

According to statistics, after the fire, 7 fire engines and more than 20 firefighters were dispatched.

In addition, the garden police station and 120 ambulances also rushed to the scene to participate in the rescue.

Why does warehouse store fire in daytime?

Is it caused by dry weather?

Aging of lines?

Or is it because the warehouse does not lock the door during the day, and the personnel come in and out frequently?

As of press time, the cause of the fire is still a mystery and needs further investigation.

At present, the staff of the factory are also making statistics on the loss of accidents.

Due to the irritable nature of the heavenly stems, the forest fire danger index given by the city meteorological station is the highest level of prevention - grade five.

Here, we should also remind the general public to pay attention to the safety of fire.

Yang Jing: editor in charge