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A Makeshift Housing Area in Hanoi Was Engulfed in Flames, Causing Many People to Flee.

Summary by TUOI TRE ONLINE
The fire occurred in a newly erected temporary shelter area, primarily constructed of corrugated iron. "This area shows signs of encroachment on project land," said a leader of the Party Committee of Dai Mo Ward (Hanoi).
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At approximately 7:30 AM on October 19th, a fire broke out in a row of makeshift rental houses in alley 67 Phung Khoang, behind An Lac Apartment Building, Dai Mo Ward, Hanoi.

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The fire was contained and controlled in time, causing no casualties. The area where the fire occurred included a row of makeshift rental houses along with many warehouses and workshops; authorities are investigating the cause of the fire. A factory fire in Chuong My leaves 3 people burned, 3 others are still unaccounted for. Hanoi: Large factory fire, maximum effort focused on firefighting. Hanoi: Another factory fire occurs in Thanh Liet ward.

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The fire occurred in a newly erected temporary shelter area, primarily constructed of corrugated iron. "This area shows signs of encroachment on project land," said a leader of the Party Committee of Dai Mo Ward (Hanoi).

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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(Civil Rights) - The temporary shack located in 67 Phung Khoang Lane, Hanoi, suffered a fire. Authorities initially identified the fire as stemming from the burning of trash.

A major fire broke out in a corrugated iron-roofed building near Alley 67, Phung Khoang Street (Hanoi), prompting authorities to mobilize numerous specialized vehicles to extinguish the flames urgently.

·Viet Nam
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Thanh Niên broke the news in Viet Nam on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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