Two consecutive forest fires have damaged houses in Hue.

SKĐS - In just two days, two fires occurred in An Cựu ward (Hue City), including a forest fire in the Tam Thai mountain area and a house fire on Thien Thai street.

On the afternoon of June 4th, Ms. Hoang Thi Nhu Thanh, Chairwoman of the People's Committee of An Cuu Ward ( Hue City), stated that a house fire had occurred in the area at alley 11B/77, Thien Thai Street.

According to initial information, at approximately 3:20 PM on the same day, a fire broke out in the house of Ms. NTK, affecting an area of ​​about 25 square meters. Upon receiving the report, the forces quickly arrived to control the fire and prevent it from spreading.

The scene of the house fire on the afternoon of June 4th.

The fire did not cause any casualties. However, some household items such as wardrobes, water purifiers, and air conditioners were damaged. Authorities are currently continuing to assess the cause and extent of the damage.

Earlier, on the evening of June 3rd, a fire also broke out in the Tam Thai mountain area of ​​An Cuu ward. Thanks to the timely detection and reporting by residents, along with the swift intervention of the authorities, the fire was brought under control and prevented from spreading.

The scene of the forest fire on the evening of June 3rd.

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According to initial investigations, the forest fire originated from a campfire lit by a group of people camping in the Tam Thai mountain area. Under hot, windy conditions and with thick, dry vegetation, the fire quickly flared up and spread.

The An Cựu Ward Police are currently searching for those involved in order to handle the case according to the law.

Following a series of fires, the People's Committee of An Cuu Ward issued a letter urging residents to raise their awareness of fire prevention and control in cemetery areas, especially during the prolonged hot weather.

According to the People's Committee of An Cuu Ward, recently in some cemetery areas, there is still a problem of overgrown weeds, burning vegetation, burning garbage, burning votive paper, and lighting incense in unauthorized places, posing a risk of fire spread and safety hazards.

The People's Committee of An Cuu Ward has issued a letter urging residents to raise their awareness of fire prevention and control in cemetery areas, especially during the prolonged hot weather.

Local authorities advise people to burn votive paper in designated areas, avoid burning it in strong winds, water the surrounding area to cool it down before burning, and carefully check and only leave when the incense has completely burned out.

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At the same time, people need to regularly clear weeds and keep the gravesite area clean. Do not burn grass or trash without ensuring fire safety conditions are met, and collect waste, incense sticks, and ceremonial items in designated areas.

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