China: Massive inferno swallows up 656 feet high high-rise building in Changsha

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    The occurrence happened in downtown Changsha, capital of China’s southern province of Hunan (Picture: Twitter)

    A significant fire has actually broken out at a high-rise office complex in the main Chinese city of Changsha.

    Terrifying video footage reveals the 42- floor high-rise building swallowed up by the flames.

    Thick, dark smoke can be seen rippling into the sky, sometimes completely concealing the China Telecom tower.

    It appears that the fire infect all floorings, arriving of the structure.

    A video shared on Twitter reveals workplace employees pacing down the stairs and after that escaping from the inferno.

    The high-rise ‘burned with great intensity’, Channel News Asia stated, pricing quote state broadcaster CCTV.

    CHANGSHA, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: Flames and smoke rise from a 218-meter-tall office building on September 16, 2022 in Changsha, Hunan Province of China. A major fire broke out in the skyscraper in Changsha city on Friday afternoon. No casualties have been reported so far. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)

    Flames and smoke increasing from the office complex (Picture: Getty)

    CHANGSHA, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: Flames and smoke rise from a 218-meter-tall office building on September 16, 2022 in Changsha, Hunan Province of China. A major fire broke out in the skyscraper in Changsha city on Friday afternoon. No casualties have been reported so far. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)

    At least 280 firemens were released to the scene (Picture: Getty)

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    Videos of the fire were shared on social networks (Picture: Twitter)

    No casualties have actually yet been reported, according to Hunan’s fire department.

    At least 36 fire engine and 280 firemens were released to the scene on Friday afternoon, regional time.

    It was reported the fire has actually now been put out with an examination happening to identify the cause.

    ‘At present, the open fire has been extinguished, and no casualties have been found,’ a declaration from authorities check out.

    Preliminary examinations mention that the external wall ignited, enabling the flames to spread out rapidly.

    Changsha, the capital of the Hunan province, has a population of more than 10 million.

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