A fire at a shoe factory in China's Fujian province on Thursday killed at least 28 people. President Xi Jinping has called for an investigation and accountability for those responsible. This incident follows a series of deadly fires in China.
A fire at the Huiteng Shoes factory in Jinjiang, Fujian province, has killed at least 28 people, with many feared trapped. President Xi Jinping has called for accountability as emergency services battle the blaze, exacerbated by flammable materials.
A fire at the Huiteng Footwear factory in Jinjiang, China, has resulted in at least 28 deaths. The blaze, which started on the ground floor where flammable materials were stored, prompted a large rescue operation. Authorities have detained factory personnel and frozen the owner's bank account.
A fire at the Huiteng Shoes factory in Jinjiang city, Fujian province, eastern China, on Thursday killed at least 28 people. President Xi Jinping called for accountability as rescue efforts continued, with fears that people were still trapped.
A fire at the Huiteng Footwear factory in Jinjiang, China, has killed at least 28 people. The blaze erupted around noon local time on Thursday, sending huge plumes of black smoke into the air. President Xi Jinping stated the fire caused "significant casualties" as 500 rescue workers were dispatched to the scene.
A massive fire at the Huiteng Shoes factory in Fujian province, China, on Thursday resulted in 28 deaths. Emergency crews responded to the blaze, which sent thick smoke billowing from the building. Authorities are investigating the cause and holding those responsible accountable.
A major fire broke out at a shoe factory in Fujian province, China, on Thursday. Around 200 firefighters were dispatched, and authorities confirmed casualties, with President Xi Jinping warning of "heavy human losses" as workers are believed trapped.
