In South Korea, a 33-story building caught fire

The fire started on the 12th floor of the Samhwan house and engulfed the entire building. The fire spread rapidly due to the strong wind.

In South Korea, a massive fire engulfed a 33-story residential building in Ulsan. As a result of the incident, 15 people were injured, hundreds were evacuated. This was reported by the SAOstar edition on Thursday, October 8.

The fire is said to have started late at night in the Samhwan Art Nouveau commercial building. There is a mall up to the third floor, and upstairs are apartments.

According to preliminary data, the fire started on the 12th floor of the building and engulfed the entire building. The fire spread rapidly due to the strong wind. After the fire reached the 30th floor, it was impossible to put out the fire.

Firefighters are working hard to extinguish the blaze, the cause of which is unknown.

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