Death toll from cargo ship fire in China rises to 25
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Qingdao cargo ship fire: Five injured in stable condition
A ship fire in Qingdao City, east China's Shandong Province, has left 25 people dead and five injured. The blaze broke out aboard a foreign cargo ship during maintenance on September 10. Thick smoke, extreme heat and narrow passageways hampered the rescue.
25 killed after fire breaks out on cargo ship in China
QINGDAO: The death count from a fire that erupted on Thursday on a foreign-flagged cargo ship docked in a Chinese port has risen to 25, including five people who had been listed as missing, state media said. The bulk carrier, moored in the eastern shipping hub of Qingdao, had 42 people on board when the […]
A foreign cargo ship caught fire on October 10th while undergoing repairs at the Beihai Shipyard in Qingdao, Shandong Province. According to official reports, the fire has resulted in 25 deaths and 5 injuries. The news was initially released after instructions from Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. Official figures for casualties and missing persons were subsequently released, but the cause of the fire remains unknown. Ship tracking dat…
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