A fire broke out at a barbecue restaurant located at 180 Phan Trong Tue Street, Thanh Tri, Hanoi, at around 8:15 pm on June 11th.
An eyewitness at the scene recounted that they noticed the fire erupting in the kitchen area, which was situated on the second floor of the restaurant. “I shouted to alert a man who was in the kitchen to escape,” the eyewitness said.
Barbecue restaurant where the fire occurred.
According to the eyewitness, there were two tables of customers dining on the first floor of the restaurant, while the rest were seated in the apartment complex courtyard behind the restaurant.
“Upon realizing the situation, several people rushed to extinguish the fire, but the blaze intensified due to the presence of flammable materials, oil, and grease in the kitchen,” the eyewitness added.
The Fire Prevention and Control Force from the Thanh Tri local station (Hanoi Fire Prevention and Control Police Department) promptly arrived at the scene to extinguish the blaze.
The fire ravaged numerous possessions.
Within approximately 15 minutes, the fire was extinguished. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but the second floor sustained extensive damage, with charred remains and ruined possessions.
The site presented a grim picture, with shattered glass panes on the second floor, smoke-stained tin walls, and a partially damaged sunshade. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the authorities.
The Shopkeeper’s Dilemma: To Raise Prices or Not?
Many businesses are quietly raising prices, citing increased costs associated with e-receipts and invoices.
“Hanoi Allocates Nearly 47 Billion VND for Severance Packages for 40 Officials Affected by Streamlining”
The Hanoi Department of Home Affairs has announced that the city has approved a budget of over VND 46.9 billion to compensate 40 officials, public employees, and workers affected by the reorganization of its administrative apparatus.
Unveiling the Illicit: Uncovering 3,500 Counterfeit Cosmetics in Hanoi’s Underground Trade
In a recent crackdown on the illicit trade of cosmetic products, authorities in Hanoi inspected four businesses and seized nearly 3,500 contraband cosmetic items. This proactive move by the officials underscores their commitment to safeguarding consumer health and safety, as well as ensuring fair trade practices within the cosmetics industry in Vietnam.
The Green Eden: A Double Dose of Luxury at The Matrix One Premium
“The power of compound interest is an age-old concept that has lured many an investor with its promise of wealth creation. This timeless financial strategy, often likened to magic, allows your money to make money even while you sleep. In the realm of real estate, this concept takes on a new form with cash flow properties, offering a tantalizing twist on the traditional notion of compound growth. The allure of ‘double compound interest’ is hard to resist for those seeking to build a robust financial future.”
“Hanoi Proposes Renaming Tuoi Tre Thu Do Park to Vo Thi Sau Memorial Park”
The 26.4-hectare Youth Capital Park, located in the heart of Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi, is proposed to be renamed Vo Thi Sau Park. This beautiful green space sits in a prime location and is a beloved spot for many locals and visitors alike. With its potential new name, the park honors a Vietnamese hero, Vo Thi Sau, who bravely fought for her country’s independence. The name change is currently open for discussion, and the community’s input is valued in this decision-making process.
