At about 11:30 last night, there was a fire alarm at Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, China, and the hall was filled with black smoke. (taken from the Internet)
[Instant News/Comprehensive Report]There was a fire alarm at Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, China at about 11:30 last night. The airport hall was filled with thick black smoke, which frightened the passengers who had just got off the plane. Fortunately, firefighters and more than 10 fire engines rushed to the airport. The fire was brought under control at the scene without causing any casualties, and the cause of the fire is still unknown.
According to comprehensive Chinese media reports, Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport stated that the location of the fire was Island H in Terminal 3. When the incident occurred, all flights had ended that day, so the operation of the airport was not affected, and no passenger casualties were caused.
Several photos and videos of the fire at Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport can be seen on social media. It can be seen that thick smoke can be seen continuously rising inside and outside the airport. Black smoke”, “There is a strong smell of smoke at the airport, and it is raining heavily at the airport”.
The passenger surnamed Xu said that he had just walked out of the immigration hall when he heard someone shouting “fire” and smelled acrid smoke, and then he heard the sound of a fire engine. Another passenger said, “The luggage claim area is full of water.” Another passenger said that he came to the airport overnight because of an early flight the next day, but he did not expect to be unable to enter the lobby after the fire.
Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport T3 Terminal H Island is temporarily closed today. Many Chinese airlines there have been moved to other places to provide check-in services. The airport is still taking off and landing normally, and it is expected to serve 852 flights today. In addition, the passenger route between Xiaoshan International Airport and Taoyuan Airport officially resumed direct flights at the beginning of this month, and flights from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are planned to be in T4.
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China’s Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport reported a fire at about 11:30 last night, and thick black smoke rushed straight into the lobby. (taken from the Internet)
