A fire broke out in Chongqing a health management company.

Jimu Journalist Zhan Yan

On July 23, a fire broke out in a health management company in Yubei District, Chongqing, and the four were unfortunately killed. The merchants nearby confirmed that the company that had occurred in the fire had an old -age business. After the incident, they saw a vehicle transferred to the elderly. At present, the cause of fire is being investigated.

Rescue site (picture source: CCTV News)

According to the WeChat public account of "Yubei Release", at 5 o'clock on July 23, 2022, No. 456 Jinshi Avenue, Bao Shenghu Street, Yubei District, Chongqing City (Chongqing Yifengtang Health Management Co., Ltd.) 6th floor fire broke out. The Yubei District Party Committee and the District Government attach great importance to the rescue forces such as fire protection, emergency, public security and other rescue forces to the scene to carry out fire extinguishing rescue. Minghuo was extinguished at 5:25, and 4 people died at the scene. The cause of the fire is currently investigating, and the aftermath work is being carried out in an orderly manner.

Official report (screenshot of Yubei)

Tianyancha information shows that Chongqing Yifengtang Health Management Co., Ltd. was established on May 27, 2021. The registered capital is 2 million yuan. The business scope includes accommodation services, health consulting services, nursing institutions services, maternal and infant life care, etc. On the afternoon of the 23rd, Jimu Journalists called the company's legal person phone call, and failed to connect.

Near Chongqing Yifengtang Health Management Co., Ltd. is the Sanya Bay aquatic product trading market. Many merchants in the market confirmed to Jimu News that companies that have occurred in the fire had pension business, and many elderly people lived and recovered inside. There are also witnesses that during the day on the 23rd, they saw the vehicle transferred to the elderly outside the building where the fire occurred.

On the same day, Jimu Journalists called the Yubei District Government, Emergency Bureau, and local street communities and other departments to inquire about the fire conditions and reasons and did not get relevant responses.

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