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A fire broke out in a factory warehouse on Junying Street, Shulin District, New Taipei City, and the firefighting unit quickly dispatched to rescue the fire.
A fire broke out in a factory warehouse in Shulin, New Taipei City, at noon today. Fortunately, it did not spread.
A fire alarm was reported at a factory warehouse on Junying Street in Shulin District, New Taipei City today at noon. Since it was a factory fire and it was an area lacking water resources, the firefighting unit dispatched a large number of people and vehicles to put out the fire. About 50 minutes after the report was reported, the fire was extinguished. Although the entire warehouse was destroyed and the burning area was about 20 square meters, fortunately it did not cause a spread of fire. The cause of the fire is still to be investigated and clarified, and the financial damage is still to be identified.
New Taipei City 119 received a report at 12:36 noon today that smoke was coming from the warehouse behind the first floor of a 3-floor RC factory in Lane 116, Junying Street, Shulin District. Since the place was a factory, they were worried that the fire would spread and cause a disaster. The firefighting unit dispatched 39 vehicles and 79 people to rescue. Fortunately, no one was trapped. The fire was under control at 1:11 p.m. and extinguished at 1:14 p.m. The items in the warehouse were burned, with a burning area of about 20 square meters. The cause of the fire is yet to be investigated.
The fire was extinguished 50 minutes later, but the cause of the fire and property damage are still under investigation.

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After the 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Baqing, Tibet, the affected people in Zharugai Village, Maru Township, moved out of their tents on October 25 and officially moved into prefabricated houses built by China Railway Group Corporation. There are a total of 60 prefabricated houses in the resettlement site, and the installation of electricity and heating facilities has been completed to ensure that the disaster-stricken people will have a warm winter.

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From the evening of October 23 to the early morning of October 24, the epicenter of the earthquake in Maru Township, Baqing County, Tibet ushered in a large-scale gathering of rescue forces. Rescue workers set up tents made of sheet metal overnight, checked for potential safety hazards, and provided hot meals to the affected people in the early morning. The resettlement site was in good order.

A fire broke out on the 5th floor of a house on Futian North Street, Shalu District, Taichung City this afternoon and smoke erupted. The fire department dispatched a ladder truck to rescue a woman in her 60s who was trapped on the balcony. The woman suffered from throat discomfort and was sent to the hospital for examination. The fire was suspected to have started in the stairwell on the 4th to 5th floors, with a burning area of about 10 square meters.

On the evening of October 22, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake occurred in Nagchu Baqing, Tibet, killing 16 people and injuring 76 others. The average altitude of the epicenter was nearly 4,800 meters. More than 2,500 rescue personnel at all levels quickly carried out search and rescue, wounded treatment, and mass transfer and resettlement, and deployed more than 50,000 pieces of disaster relief materials.