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Fire in northern China high-rise building kills 14, injures dozens more

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Fourteen people have been killed and dozens more hospitalised after a fire broke out in a high-rise building in northern China.

The fire broke out at around 5pm on Sunday in Taiyuan, the capital city of Shanxi province, according to the local Yingze district government. The fire was put out by around 7pm and rescue efforts ended at around 8.30pm, the authorities’ statement said.

That night, 38 people were sent to hospital, including five people who had died. By Monday morning, the death toll had increased to 14, state news agency Xinhua reported.

The building is located in downtown Taiyuan, close to hospitals, schools, commercial centres and tourist sites. Photo: Xinhua

The building is located in downtown Taiyuan, close to hospitals, schools, commercial centres and tourist sites. Photo: Xinhua

“All-out efforts are being made to treat the injured, follow-up work is under way and the cause of the fire remains under investigation,” the district government said.

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