A house in Tou'ao, Su'ao, was suspected of being set on fire and fell into flames. The owner's son escaped naked and was taken back by the police for investigation.

A fire broke out in a three-story house on Yong'ai Road, Suao Town, Yilan County on the evening of the 26th. Flames shot out from the second floor. The owner's 39-year-old son ran out of the door naked. Firefighters put out the fire in time. No one was injured. Afterwards, arson was reported. The police immediately seized the owner's son and took him back for questioning to investigate whether arson was involved.

The Yilan County Fire Department received a report at 9:42 p.m. that a fire broke out in a three-story rooftop building on Yongai Road, Suao Town, and dispatched the Nanfang'ao Team, the Fourth Brigade, the Luodong Team, the Suao Team, and the Marseille Team to put out the fire. When the firefighters arrived, the scene was already in flames, and the fire spread to the neighbors next door.

Firefighters laid wires and sprayed water. After extinguishing the fire, they controlled the fire at 10:30 and extinguished it at 10:57. There were no casualties. However, someone witnessed the house being set on fire. The owner's son ran naked outside the house and disappeared without a trace. The owner also ran out quickly.

It is understood that at the time of the incident, there were only two people in the house, the owner and his son. The son was suspected of having a drug conviction. Shortly after the quarrel between the father and son, a fire broke out on the second floor. The fire spread quickly and turned into a raging flame. The police caught the owner's son late at night and took him to the police station for questioning to find out the cause of the fire.