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China launches nationwide fire safety inspection following Hong Kong fire
China targets fire hazards in high-rises, focusing on flammable materials and evacuation routes after Hong Kong blaze killed 128, enforcing immediate corrective actions nationwide.
- China has launched a campaign against fire hazards in high-rise buildings after at least 128 people died in a deadly blaze in Hong Kong.
- The State Council Work Safety Committee announced an inspection and rectification campaign focusing on major fire risks in high-rise buildings.
- Inspections will check for flammable materials and unsafe construction practices, like bamboo scaffolding and unsafe safety nets.
- CCTV reports that all regions are urged to treat fire risk investigations in high-rises as a critical task.
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China launches nationwide fire safety inspection following Hong Kong fire
China announced a sweeping inspection of fire-safety standards in high-rise buildings nationwide on Saturday after a deadly fire in Hong Kong left at least 128 people dead, moving to avert any comparable disaster on the mainland.
·United Kingdom
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The Chinese Labor Safety Committee has instructed local authorities to urgently conduct safety inspections and correct any problems in residential and commercial buildings.
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