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🇰🇷Restaurant in cheongju at 4 am gas pot explosion 15 people were injured, more than 90 vehicles, building

🇰🇷 The restaurant in cheongju at 4 a.m. gas pot explosion injured 15 people, more than 90 vehicles, more than 100 buildings damaged

Yesterday, on the 13th of the month (Sunday) morning, at around 4 a.m., there was a terrifying and violent gas pot explosion in a three-story boutique building in Cheung Bok province, Hongdong Dong, Common Myung Dong () week).

The explosion of this pot of gas caused the surrounding residents to flee in horror, breathing and screaming, as if they had been caught in a war by sudden loud explosions while they were sleeping

ðŸ’Ĩ The explosion started from inside a Chinese restaurant on the 1st floor of the building, where the explosion intensity was so huge that the windows of several houses nearby were hustled out and broken glass spread across the spectrum

A total of 16 local people were injured, eight of whom had to be treated in hospital for emergency treatment as a result of being hit by starting glass.

"As a result of the explosion, there were a series of emergency complaints, including 126 apartments in the surrounding area, 32 vehicles (some of which were blown away as a result of the explosion), 33 shops and 101 residential properties, including a total of 292 cases with damage receivable request."

According to the fire department's estimate, the explosion and fragmentation direct impact amount was within 100 meters, and the damage to the buildings caused by the tremors was up to 200 meters.

According to the local people, "with a large voice, all the glass in the house broke and fell on the floor, when I thought it was really war or the missile was coming," the residents unanimously said.

Some even thought that the tremors were severe until the beds were blown away. There were also those who said that "if only the bedroom had not been followed, it would have been really seriously injured by the flying crumbs."

The reason for the explosion is that the Chinese shop was converted from a pig-legged shop before, which was first opened the day before the explosion.

Inside the shop, there were two large pots of 180kg entry and 50kg incoming LP gas. It is thought that, rather than directly exploding from a large gas pot, the leaky gas was slowly drifting in the shop and was exposed to a spark coming from a crouching electric socket.

The municipal capital of chongju and the government of chongbok province immediately launched a 'disaster response system' and arranged a temporary shelter at hondok primary school for victims

As a psychological remedy, we are also opening a 'Centre for Disaster Psychological Remediation Support' for those affected, providing comfort and discussion with experts.

ðŸ‘Ū "At present, the police, the fire department and the gas safety team have joined forces to further examine the specific cause."

The mayor himself has been instructed to clear the wreckage as soon as possible and to ensure that the affected residents return to daily life as soon as possible, to closely monitor the food, living (cold / heating systems) for the affected refugees and to meet their needs immediately.

In case of accidental fire or gas leak, call 119 as soon as possible. If you are inside the building, click on the emergency bell (Fire Alarm)

If the fire is still small (for example, if it is only burning a litter box), extinguish it with a fire extinguisher nearby. If the fire is in a position where you can no longer prevail (burning up to the ceiling), don't try to extinguish it as soon as possible.

Don't take the elevator. When it catches fire, you can lose electricity and get stuck in the elevator. Just get off the stairs.

Close your nose and mouth. Smoke is more dangerous than fire. If you can, wash your clothes and cover your nose and mouth.

Low yourself and go. There is more fresh air close to the floor because the smoke rises over the top. Look down and go

Once the explosion has happened, be careful of a second explosion. Do not go nearby because there is a risk of building collapse or further explosion. Once you have reached a safe place yourself, you may take first aid or call an ambulance.

Normally, the Korean gas safety team () once every 1 year, the company that is supplying City Gas () / his home or shop with a gas pipeline inspects it every 6 months, but the suspected gas pipes continue to be filtered with a soap / gas filter filter filter filtering machine.

Not only are you equipped with a gas jam sound device, but also check whether it works or not. If you get a gas-smelling sheep (such as rotten eggs), don't be totally negligent. Inform 119 immediately.

For one thing, it is most important to get to the safe area as soon as possible while protecting the breathing route. I also want to encourage you to always check the gas pots in restaurants and sunny houses. If you also close the shop, the practice of closing the gas maine after cooking at home is best for safety.

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