Jiangsu a spunlaced non-woven fabric manufacturer 400 square meters warehouse burned

Global Textile network December 2-another textile enterprise'Fire'Oh! On the morning of November 26, a fire broke out in the factory building of Jiangsu Dongfang jienier spunlace non-woven fabric Co. , Ltd. , causing the factory building to burn down. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but the property loss was heavy. This article comes from textile resources. Please enter textile resources directly in the browser. At about 9: On November 26, a fire broke out in two factories of Jiangsu Dongfang jienier spunlace non-woven fabric Co. , Ltd. located in Maji town, Wujin district, changzhou. As there was a large amount of cloth in the factory, in addition, the weather was dry and windy, and the fire became more and more intense in an instant. The roofs of the two factories surrounded by the fire had all collapsed. According to the fire officers and soldiers involved in the fighting work, the two factories had more flammable materials, resulting in a fire area of more than 200 square meters at that time. After the fire, Changzhou fire brigade immediately dispatched four squadrons, namely Southeast Squadron, Special Service Squadron, Qiyue Road Squadron and Wujin Special Service Squadron, and more than 30 officers and soldiers arrived at the scene. However, because the company is located in the countryside, there is no fire water source, fire officers and soldiers have to take water from the nearby river, and then go to the fire. After 2 hours and 15 minutes of fighting, the fire went out at 12: 00. At present, the relevant departments of accident losses and causes are still under investigation. According to the Changzhou Fire Department, since the 21st, there have been six fire incidents in textile enterprises in Changzhou, all of which are concentrated in Wujin. Liang Yunhong, the detachment leader of Changzhou fire brigade, pointed out: at present, the frequent fire in textile enterprises is mainly caused by some enterprises changing their factories into inventory or subletting them to ignore fire prevention.