普朗克視覺系統：丹吉爾紡織廠火災造成 $2 百萬損失，3 層樓毀壞

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On the evening of November 19, 2024, a devastating fire broke out at a textile factory in the Al Majd industrial zone of Tangier, Morocco. The blaze started around 8 p.m. local time and quickly spread through the facility, fueled by flammable materials. Despite the efforts of firefighters, the fire raged through the night and was not under control until the following morning.

The affected factory, which specialized in weaving and tailoring women’s clothing, consisted of three floors. Sadly, the entire building was completely destroyed by the fire. Thankfully, the factory had already been vacated by workers at the time of the incident, preventing any loss of life or injuries. However, the destruction of the facility caused significant material losses, with damage estimated at $2 million.

Videos shared on social media showed thick smoke billowing into the sky from the site, causing panic among nearby residents. Firefighters were visible struggling to control the blaze, and the entire area was covered in smoke in the early hours of Wednesday. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the fire, though no official results have been released as of yet.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety measures in industrial zones, especially in large facilities that contribute significantly to the local economy, such as textile factories. This is the second fire-related incident reported in the country in recent days, following a gas leak at a textile factory in Fez that hospitalized 40 women.

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