A fire broke out in a factory building in Jinjiang, Fujian, killing eight people. What was the cause of the fire?

Fire is a particularly terrible thing. Every time a fire breaks out, it will cause property damage, and in the worst case, it will directly cause casualties. Therefore, in our daily life, we should use household appliances carefully and don't play with fire. With the continuous progress of human society, the responsibility of firefighters is getting heavier and heavier, and fire has become a major problem for human breakthrough. Fire is the origin of life. Fire brings spring-like warmth to people in the cold winter at night. It illuminates the surroundings in the dark. And made desperate sacrifices for people. It also brought people into a warm world. But fire is also ruthless. How many lives were sacrificed and how many families were broken by fire. Even the historic Yuanmingyuan, known as the Garden of Thousand Gardens, was instantly reduced to ashes, casting a shadow over many people's hearts.

At 2 pm on August 8, such an accident happened in Jinjiang, Fujian. A fire broke out in a factory building in Xiban Village, Chendai Town, Jinjiang, Fujian. After the factory building caught fire, the smoke kept rolling, the flames whizzed up and the fire was even bigger. It is understood that 7 people died at the scene, and 1 person was sent to the hospital for rescue and died. This workshop has seven floors. The workshop covers an area of about 300 square meters, but the fire area is about 750 square meters, which is equivalent to two workshops. With the help of firemen, the fire has been completely put out. Up to now, the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Actually, fire is a double-edged sword. If we know how to use it, it will bring us benefits. If we don't know how to use it, it will do us harm. Therefore, we should strengthen our understanding of the use of fire in our daily life, so that it will bring us benefits rather than disadvantages. So we should nip in the bud and keep the danger as far away from us as possible. Safety is more important than Mount Tai!