Inferno Engulfs Huawei Research Facility in Dongguan, China

Well I have to write this with edits as my post keeps disappearing as I switch between tabs.

A research and development lab of the Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies in the southern city of Dongguan caught fire, producing large clouds of thick grey smoke. Locals caught the incident on camera.

the videos show plumes of smoke coming from the building’s top floors, and largely obscuring the sky above the facility. According to the local fire department, the flammable sound-absorbing cotton which the facility was using may
be the main source of the blaze.

Just another routine accident in a long line of them over the last few years at various power stations, research labs, ammo dumps, transportation hubs, logistical hubs, erc.. etc.. all around the world.

It's a good thing the world's major powers are not in a global conflict against each others interest or somebody might say something silly like sabotage or whatever.

a reply to: worldstarcountry
Good.
Hope no one got injured though.

it was suicided

China doesn't need international intrigue, as much as they would like to eliminate it I'm sure there are factions within China proper. That is if it's not just shoddy Chinese construction and safety protocols.

Evidence? What evidence. We had a really nice fire that burnt all the files ... all the backups ... everything!

So sorry!

Bows nicely.

Exit stage left.

P

a reply to: worldstarcountry

They were just having a gender reveal party and some bottlerockets were there, it's all good.

Likely a fire that was related to climate change, like in California or Oregon. They need to reduce their carbon footprint and everything will be just fine. Whatever happened, the communists have everything under complete control, so no worries.

Huawei Technologies research and development lab. Perhaps they are working to stealing the next generation of lithium ion power supply. Like the Tesla power wall. What could go wrong? Who wants to strap a 500 pound lithium ion battery to the wall of their home?

did anyone notice in the clip that people are right next to each other and not wearing masks?

Is anyone sad about this? Because I'm not.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I'm sad it didn't burn all the way to the ground.

By the looks of that fire, that building will definitely collapse into it's own footprint.

originally posted by: dogstar23
I'm sad it didn't burn all the way to the ground.

And then explode killing most of the communist party.

Mossad style coincidence 😎

Looks like China got it's own Antifa...... maybe they're imports.

pandemics makes demspanic

Score another for the direct energy weapon somewhere in orbit

It was set fire with an orbiting satellite laser.

lol

opportunity knocks.

So latest update says 3 people died, as the government claims it is still under construction and not currently in use. So then, how did these folks perish?? Building inspectors for the cobsteuction team?? Dont blame menif I suspect there is more than is being revealed.

Local authorities said Friday that three people had been found dead after a massive fire broke out at an unfinished research facility belonging to Chinese technology giant Huawei Technologies in southern China.

According to the city government, the fire started at a building still under construction on Alishan Road, where the company is developing a research base in the industrial city of Dongguan.

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The local fire brigade said in a separate statement that the blaze was extinguished after 140 firefighters were called to the scene. Online footage from CCTV shows dark clouds of smoke billowing from a blue and white building near Songshan Lake.

While Huawei's spokesperson told AFP it could not provide further details on the fire, the Dongguan government said in a statement it was "a steel structure, and has not yet been put to use."

Fire most likely came from a bat. Nothing to see here /s

I sincerely hope that very valuable R&D was vaporized without a trace.