Fire at Duoc Market (Vinh City) was extinguished promptly.

Quang An January 11, 2024 23:12

(Baonghean.vn) - After about 30 minutes of firefighting, the fire department successfully extinguished the fire at Duoc Market, Hung Chinh commune, Vinh City, preventing it from spreading further.

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Around 9 PM on January 11th, a kiosk fire broke out at Duoc Market in Hung Chinh commune, Vinh City. Upon receiving the report, authorities promptly mobilized firefighting forces and equipment. (Photo: QA)
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After about 30 minutes of firefighting, the fire was completely extinguished. However, the scene was still in disarray as vendors salvaged their goods from the burned area. Photo: QA
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Initial reports indicate the fire started in two kiosks, one selling clothing and the other selling funeral supplies, before spreading to several others. While there were no casualties, many vendors' goods were destroyed. (Photo: QA)
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The goods that caught fire were mainly fabrics and paper offerings, all of which are highly flammable. Photo: QA
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According to local residents, there are two possible causes for the fire: either an electrical short circuit, or because it was the first day of the twelfth lunar month and some households had lit incense and burned votive paper, which may have caused the fire. However, the exact cause of the fire is still awaiting the results of the investigation by the authorities. Photo: QA
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Some small business owners had to quickly check to see if their family's kiosks were affected by the fire. Photo: QA
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Small traders at Duoc Market were devastated when their goods were burned to ashes, especially with Tet (Lunar New Year) just around the corner. Photo: QA
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By 10:30 PM on January 11th, many residents and vendors remained in the market to be on alert, in case the fire reignited. Photo: QA
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Fire at Duoc Market (Vinh City) was extinguished promptly.
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