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A fire broke out in a five-story apartment on Sanzhaokeng Road, Ruifang District, New Taipei City, at about 3 a.m. on March 3. The fire started in the living room on the third floor. The female resident surnamed Du and her husband escaped outside. Firefighters evacuated a total of 10 people in the same building and adjacent residents. The fire was extinguished at about 4 a.m. and did not spread to other floors.
A fire broke out in a third-floor apartment on Sanzhaokeng Road, Ruifang District, New Taipei City today (3rd) at about 3 a.m. today (3rd). The fire was fierce and flames were constantly shooting out of the windows. Fortunately, the fire was quickly controlled and no residents were reported to be injured. However, when the female resident surnamed Du was interviewed, she still had lingering fears and pointed out that she first heard the sound of beeping and peeling coming from the living room, and then saw the massage chair suddenly burst into flames, and the fire spread instantly. She quickly escaped with her husband outside, and was lucky to save her life.
The Sixth Disaster Rescue Brigade of the New Taipei City Fire Department received a report at 3 a.m. today that a fire broke out in a five-story apartment on Sanzhaokeng Road. When firefighters arrived, they saw flames constantly shooting out of the windows on the third floor. The fire was fierce. They immediately evacuated the same building and neighboring residents, and pulled up water lines to put out the fire with all their strength to prevent the fire from spreading upward or to neighbors.
With the full efforts of the firefighters, the fire was quickly brought under control without spreading to other floors, and was extinguished at around 4 a.m. Preliminary inspection showed that the fire was concentrated in the living room, and the burned area was about 24 square meters. Firefighters confirmed from floor to floor that no other people were trapped or injured. Mrs. Du and her husband were in good health, as were the 10 evacuated residents. As for the fire property damage and the exact cause of the fire, it remains to be investigated and clarified by the fire control department personnel.
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Firefighting officers will clarify the exact cause of the massage chair fire and property damage
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A scaffolding collapse occurred during the demolition project of the Beitou Old Market in Taipei City in the morning, affecting passers-by and nearby vendors. Four people were injured and property was damaged. Witnesses witnessed the moment of the loud bang.

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A scaffolding collapsed around 10 a.m. during the demolition project of the Old Beitou Market in Taipei City, affecting nearby parked locomotives. It was initially estimated that four people were injured, including an old man, two injured women, and a worker. The injured have been sent to ambulances. The injuries and the cause of the collapse are still to be further confirmed by the fire department and related units.

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