Fire disaster in Liaoyang: 22 dead and pressing security questions!

Fire disaster in Liaoyang: 22 dead and pressing security questions!

Liaoyang, China - A tragic incident occurred in Liaoyang, a city in northeast China, where a fire broke out in a restaurant and at least 22 people cost their lives. Three other people were injured. The fatal fire broke out at lunchtime (local time), but the exact cause of the fire is so far unclear. This incident has triggered worrying memories of the frequent building fires in China, which are often due to non -compliance with safety regulations. According to Krone, Liaoyang comes from the province of Liaoning, which is located south of Shenyang and counts about 1.83 million inhabitants.

The state and party leader China, XI Jinping, has instructed rescue workers in response to the tragedy to take care of the wounded persons and the relatives of the victims. During an inspection trip in Shanghai, he promptly called for measures to treat the injured and support for the families concerned. XI Jinping also required a rapid clarification of the cause of the fire and the implementation of safety precautions in all regions of China, especially before the upcoming day of work on May 1, a time that is usually characterized by high travel frequencies.

safety regulations and fire protection

In China, frequent fires in buildings are a complex problem that is closely linked to non -compliance with safety regulations. A country -specific dossier that deals with the topic of "fire protection in China" is of great interest for manufacturers of fire protection products and business organizations. Among other things, it deals with building law basics, the planning and execution of buildings as well as the use of construction products and the associated certification requirements. These regulations are critical to ensure security in a country that has a high annual construction volume (Feuertrutz).

The tragedy in Liaoyang not only demands pity, but also clear measures to improve fire security to prevent future incidents of this kind. The economic and social implications of fire protection in China have to be brought into focus in order to counteract such disasters in the future.