普朗克視覺系統：位於 Woodbridge 的 Kids Choice Sports 大樓發生火災，損失估計為 $2 百萬元

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On Thursday evening, a massive three-alarm fire broke out in Woodbridge, Virginia, causing severe damage to both a warehouse and a sports facility. The Prince William County Fire Department (PWCFD) responded to the blaze, which initially started as a fire at the back of a single-family home on Devil’s Reach Road. As the fire spread rapidly, a second alarm was issued, and the situation escalated to a third alarm shortly after.

The fire, fueled by dry brush and combustibles, quickly spread to a nearby Kids Choice Sports building. Fortunately, the building was not heavily occupied at the time, and reports indicated no one inside was injured. However, a Friday morning update confirmed that one employee was injured and taken to a local medical facility with a non-life-threatening injury. Three adults were displaced from the home on Devil’s Reach Road.

The blaze caused significant damage to the sports facility and home, with estimates placing the total losses at around $2 million. The general manager of Kids Choice Sports Center, Linda Bradshaw, expressed the unfortunate timing of the fire, as the facility was entering its busiest week of indoor winter sports activities.

This incident underscores the critical importance of early fire detection systems. For early fire detection, Planck Vision TNC thermal imaging cameras are far superior to traditional systems that can only alert to fire after visible smoke and flames have appeared.

TNC cameras proactively detect abnormal heat conditions before a fire ignites, helping to mitigate the risks of extensive damage and loss of life. Early detection could have potentially reduced the damage to the Kids Choice Sports Center and the nearby home.

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