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A fire alarm occurred at a green energy factory on Qianfeng Road, Gangshan District, Kaohsiung City due to the accumulation of solid renewable fuel (SRF), resulting in a large amount of thick smoke and air pollution.
A fire broke out at a green energy factory in Gangshan District, Kaohsiung City. The Environmental Protection Bureau found that the factory was stacking solid renewable fuels that caused the fire, resulting in the production of obvious particulate matter. It will impose a fine of 100,000 to 5 million yuan for violating the air pollution law.
A fire broke out at a green energy factory on Qianfeng Road, Gangshan District this afternoon. The fire department dispatched 92 firefighters and 40 fire trucks to rescue the scene. Thick smoke and flames were blazing at the scene. Water lines were immediately deployed to extinguish the fire. Because part of the waste inside the factory was piled up to a height of 4 to 5 meters, the fire was smoldering and spread over a large area.
In addition to using multiple water lines to rescue the fire, aerial cameras were also deployed to conduct high-altitude thermal imaging monitoring. Special hands were deployed to demolish and excavate smoldering waste. Firefighting robots were also dispatched deep into the dangerous area to support the injection of water, and the fire was successfully controlled. Fortunately, no one was injured.
The Environmental Protection Agency's AI cloud monitoring system also immediately discovered black smoke coming from Qianfeng Road in Gangshan District, and immediately sent personnel to investigate. After investigation, the factory's accumulation of solid renewable fuel (SRF) caused a fire, resulting in the production of obvious particulate matter. The Environmental Protection Agency will impose a fine of 100,000 to 5 million yuan for violating Article 32 of the Air Pollution Law.

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