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Nagasaki welfare facility for disabled reported to be “full of smoke” on January 20th, no fire discovered

On January 20th at around 11PM, an employee of a welfare facility for the disabled in Tanaka-cho, Nagasaki City, called the emergency services to report that the facility was full of smoke. When the fire department arrived no fire was discovered and no one was injured.

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by Michael Gillan Peckitt
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By Barrier Free Japan, KTN via Yahoo! Japan

January 22 2024

NAGASAKI – On January 20th at around 11PM, an employee of a welfare facility for the disabled in Tanaka-cho, Nagasaki City, called the emergency services to report that the facility was full of smoke. When the fire department arrived no fire was discovered and no one was injured.

The fire extinguisher’s chemicals were spewing out for some reason.

The situation is being investigated, as it is possible that the plume was detected as fire smoke.

No one was injured or became unwell.

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