
A fire broke out in a chemical factory in the west area of the Changbin Industrial Park Line on the evening of the 4th. The presence of organic solvents in the factory caused a comprehensive fire. It is currently reported that one person was trapped, and firefighters are working hard to rescue the factory.
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A fire broke out in a four-story factory that produces high-purity chemical solvents and materials in the west area of the Changbin Industrial Park Line.
A fire broke out in the chemical factory in the west area of the Changbin Industrial Park Line at 6pm today (the 4th). Due to the organic solvents on the first floor, the flames were mixed with thick smoke. Multiple loud "crash!" sounds were heard at the scene. The entire factory was completely in flames. One person is currently trapped and efforts are being made to rescue him.
The Changhua County Fire Department stated that the location of the fire was Changbin West 1st Road in the west of the line. The factory was a four-story reinforced concrete building. Originally, flames were seen from the first to the third floor, along with a large amount of smoke. Due to organic solvents on the first floor, the entire factory immediately caught fire. In addition to rescue personnel and vehicles, firefighting robots were dispatched to go deep into the fire scene.
The factory where the fire occurred is a chemical factory. It mainly produces high-purity chemical solvents and materials, and supplies cleaning fluids for use in high-tech industries such as semiconductors, IC industries, LCD LED flat-panel displays, etc. in the manufacturing process, as well as customized chemical refining and blending.
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The fire department will conduct a fire investigation to clarify the cause of the fire
Very likely · Within days

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