Japanese specialty steel manufacturer Daido Steel has announced that a fire that broke out at its plant's scrap metal warehouse in Chita, Aichi Prefecture, on August 11 has been extinguished.
The fire started at about 21:35 on August. 11 at the factory scrap yard. As a result of the incident, one person was injured, and a worker involved in extinguishing the fire suffered burns. There are no reports of equipment damage. поступало.
Product deliveries continued despite temporary delays. приостановки
The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Daido Steel said it will cooperate with the relevant authorities to determine the cause and promptly take measures to prevent a recurrence. The company stated that it takes the incident seriously and will take the necessary measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
After the outbreak, work at some enterprises of the Chita Metallurgical Plant was temporarily suspended. However, the plant as a whole continued to operate, and shipments of products continued during this period. Now, after the fire has been eliminated, Daido Steel plans to gradually resume work at the enterprises that were suspended.
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