Tuas factory fire !

[princess_morbucks]

From twitter feeds :

[princess_morbucks]

http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking...-tuas-20131108

A fire broke out at an industrial building in Tuas on Friday evening. Pictures provided by Straits Times readers in the vicnity showed thick plumes of black smoke from the building.
There have been no reports of injuries, said a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) spokesman at 5.50pm .
SCDF said it received a call about the incident, which occurred at Tuas Avenue 10, at about 5.17pm.
Firefighters are in the midst of putting out the flames, the spokesman added.

[babyt]

air in the west will be very bad??

[princess_morbucks]

http://www.todayonline.com/videos/ma...tuas-avenue-10

[princess_morbucks]

From SCDF

[princess_morbucks]

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore...ant-three-hurt

SINGAPORE — A fire broke out at an incineration plant at Tuas Avenue 10 earlier today, involving flammable chemicals.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force said that it was alerted to the fire at No 7, Tuas Avenue 10 at 5.17 pm this evening. Upon arrival, the SCDF found an area approximately two football fields in size alight.

The blaze produced a column of thick black smoke that bystanders as far away as Lim Chu Kang could see.
The fire was put under control in 90 minutes, said SCDF. Two Chinese males suffered first-degree burns and were sent to Singapore General Hospital by SCDF. A third Chinese male had suffered burn injuries and had been sent to National University Hospital prior to SCDF’s arrival.
About 60 SCDF personnel were involved. As of 8 pm, firefighting operations were still ongoing to mitigate pockets of fire, SCDF said.

[teddybear]

Yes, and despite the heaviest smog in the West area due to the large fire ragging and heavy smoke, the NEA PSI and PM2.5 in the West as of now is still the lowest among all regions in Singapore!
So, it is obvious that NEA PSI and PM2.5 do not reflect the real ground facts!



Friday, November 8, 2013 - 21:45AsiaOne


SINGAPORE - Three men were injured in a fire that broke out in an industrial building at Tuas on Friday evening.


According to a statement from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), the fire broke out in an incineration plant at Tuas Avenue 10, and involved flammable chemicals.
SCDF officers received the call about the fire at about 5.17pm.
The statement added that the fire affected an area approximately the size of two football fields. The fire was brought under control within 90 minutes, but firefighting operations were still ongoing as of 8.55pm to put out pockets of fire in the area.
About 60 SCDF personnel were involved in the operation. Six fire engines, two Red Rhinos, five supporting vehicles and four ambulances were dispatched to the scene.
According to the SCDF, all three victims suffered burn injuries.
One man sustained first and second degree burns and was conveyed by SCDF ambulance to the Singapore General Hospital.
Another sustained first degree burns and was conveyed by SCDF ambulance to the Singapore General Hospital.
The third man was brought to the National University Hospital prior to SCDF arrival.
Several Stomp readers reported seeing a massive column of thick grey smoke rising from the vicinity of Tuas in the evening.
One contributor, Kenneth, said he could see the large plume of smoke from his home in Jurong West Block 644.
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From twitter feeds :

[minority]

Wat joke the analogy . Wind direction. 1 building burn whole east psi will change lol. Brain got sand.

[chestnut]

Please check wind direction in the map

http://www.nea.gov.sg/psi/

[Douk]

From twitter feeds :

Spotted latest Lexus from johor.

[princess_morbucks]

Spotted latest Lexus from johor.

You so observant, Douk!

But it looks more like a Toyota to me with a Lexus logo .