Thusday, November 26, 2015
China hit by explosion at second factory - less than 24 hours after deadly blast in Tianjin
Smoke from the explosion at the steel factory in Liaoning. File Photo
An
explosion at a steel factory in mainland China's northern Liaoning
province took place less than 24 hours after the deadly blast at Tianjin
port. Nobody was hurt in the latest explosion, which occurred on
Thursday evening.The blast took place around 9.45pm at a privately-run small steel
factory on the western outskirts of Anshan city, China National Radio
reported on its Weibo account.
Photos circulating on social media showed bright flames sending thick smoke into the air.The report said the blast was caused by 'leaked liquid'.Workers at the factory had put out the fire by the time firefighters arrived, the report said.
Photos circulating on social media showed bright flames sending thick smoke into the air.The report said the blast was caused by 'leaked liquid'.Workers at the factory had put out the fire by the time firefighters arrived, the report said.
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