US EditionFire at Viet Tower building originated from technical shaft
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The 18-story building caught fire due to a fire that broke out in a technical shaft outside the 11th floor. Police and technicians promptly rescued a person trapped in an elevator on the 10th floor while smoke was filling the building.
According to Hanoi City Police, the fire at Viet Tower building started from the technical shaft outside the building and then spread to the outside of the upper floors.
(Dai Tri) - Flames accompanied by smoke rose suspiciously from the air-conditioned heating area behind the 18-storey Viet Tower building on Thai Ha Street, Hanoi.
Massive fire breaks out at a high-rise building in Dong Da district of Hanoi, Vietnam
Emerging: Large fire breaks out at a high-rise building in Dong Da district of Hanoi, Vietnam, local media reports; no immediate word on injuries, The Video: VIDEO: Massive fire breaks out at a high-rise building in Dong Da district of Hanoi, Vietnam https://t.co/jOHqY8Iql8 pic.twitter.com/cKDo7rz2KH— Cedar News (@cedar_news) April 18, 2025
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