The Cause Of Fire At Tan Cun, A Dye Factory In Chencun Town, Shunde Is Under Investigation.

Around 7 a.m. on May 12th, the city of Foshan was located in the village of Tan Village, Chencun Town, Shunde.

Limited company (hereinafter referred to as "Debao dyestuff") occurred a fire alarm, the scene emanated large smoke, the factory has bright fire.

According to Chen Cun emergency management office, 10 production workers and 2 gate guards on the night shift in the factory area have been confirmed safe and no casualties.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Smoke billows from the scene of the fire.

Around the scene, smoke could be seen overhead.

After receiving the report, Foshan, Shunde district fire, safety supervision, environmental protection, public security, power supply departments and Shunde district and town leaders immediately rushed to the scene to command and fight.

The District Security Committee promptly launched the emergency plan and carried out the disposal work.

The police set up a warning line at the scene to evacuate workers and residents around the factory.

Around 10, the staff of Shunde environmental protection inspection station detected that the smoke composition was relatively complicated, and the warning line had been extended to 500 meters.

The power supply department has cut off the power supply in the factory and in time.

The Gas Co of Hong Kong and China arrived at the scene in time to close down the natural gas pipelines that might be affected by the factories and the surrounding areas.

In order to prevent pollution to the surrounding water bodies, it is the first time to plug the water outlet near the factory area and close the nearby sluice.

The processing vehicle draws water from the fire site.

Because Foshan and Chencun's tap water outlet are separated from the treasure.

The area is far away and has not yet been affected.

By 5 p.m., the fire was extinguished in the factory, and the surrounding areas were safe and controllable. The cause of the fire is under further investigation.

After inspecting the scene, the air quality outside the warning line is basically normal.

Relevant departments will continue to closely monitor the surrounding waters and air quality.