Fire in Tucheng destroyed half of the palace and temple, and suspected fire left behind caused the disaster

A fire alarm broke out in a palace temple on Xuecheng Road, Tucheng District, New Taipei City early this morning. Firefighters and vehicles arrived, and the fire broke out in the temple. Firefighters extinguished the fire within 20 minutes. It was initially determined that debris was burned, and the temple was half destroyed. The police and fire fighters visited the relevant persons and found that the place was a The tin house attached to the abandoned parking lot has been abandoned in recent years, and half of it is used as a temple. The fire department initially determined that the fire was caused by candlelight and other residual fires. Fortunately, it did not affect the nearby houses. Tonight, the relevant person went to the fire brigade to prepare a record. The cause of the fire still needs to be investigated and clarified.

New Taipei City 119 received a report at around 1 a.m. this morning that a fire broke out in the tin house next to the parking lot behind Lane 128, Xuecheng Road, Tucheng District. The scene was smoke coming from an abandoned tin house in the parking lot. The fire was controlled and extinguished 20 minutes later. It was initially determined that it was burning debris, and no one was injured. The burning area was about 40 square meters. Neighboring residents revealed that the place was an abandoned tin house, adjacent to residential houses, but fortunately it did not cause damage to neighbors.