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Youding Technology is mainly engaged in integrated circuit design, research and development, manufacturing, processing testing and electroplating business.
On the last day of the Double Ten National Day holidays, at about 4 pm today, a factory fire broke out at Youding Technology located on Boai Street, Zhubei City, Hsinchu County. A fire broke out in the factory. Thick black smoke rose into the sky and could be seen from a distance, causing serious air pollution in the surrounding area. The fire department was notified and dispatched a large number of people and vehicles to the rescue. They are setting up water lines to put out the fire. The cause of the fire is yet to be investigated.
The fire department stated that it received a report at 4:26 p.m. that a factory fire broke out at No. 789-1 Boai Street, Zhubei City, and immediately dispatched a total of 15 vehicles and 34 people from Zhubei, Toyota, Guangming, Yamazaki, High-Speed Rail, Xingong, and Xinpu to the rescue; the scene was an iron sheet factory on the first floor. According to the reporter, no one was injured or trapped. The 110, Environmental Protection Bureau and fire control personnel have been notified in accordance with regulations.
The Hsinchu County Government reminds surrounding residents and people to be vigilant and pay attention to their own safety! Passersby should change routes in advance to avoid approaching the fire scene, and cooperate with firefighters and police in disaster relief.
It is understood that Youding Technology is mainly engaged in the design, research and development, manufacturing, processing testing and electroplating of various integrated circuits.
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Firefighters will investigate the cause of the fire
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