CHINA Central Television (CCTV) today apologized for last evening's massive fire that engulfed part of its new headquarters in the eastern central business district of the capital. CCTV has been responsible for the... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, Feb 10 2009
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CCTV apologizes for devastating fire »
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Source: CCTV.com | 02-10-2009 17:23
A devastating fire took place in the adjacent building of the new CCTV complex in Beijing last night around 8.30 pm.
Beijing Fire Control Bureau says CCTV staff responsible for the... |
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CCTV apologizes for great loss and traffic congestion caused by lethal blaze » People's Daily China Central Television (CCTV) on Tuesday apologized for a massive fire that engulfed part of its new headquarters in the eastern central business district of the capital. The fire broke out on Monday evening, and one firefighter was killed... |
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Official: CCTV itself responsible for Monday's massive fire » People's Daily China Central Television (CCTV) itself was responsible for Monday night's massive fire that caused one death and seven injuries in its new headquarters complex in eastern Beijing, the city's fire control authorities said Tuesday. CCTV hired staff... |
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Fire fighter dead in CCTV hotel fire, 7 others in hospital » People's Daily A fireman died and seven people were injured in a massive fire that engulfed part of the new China Central Television (CCTV) headquarters in Beijing, said a fire control spokesman Tuesday. Zhang Jianyong, political instructor of the Chaoyang... |
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Fire fighter confirmed dead in Beijing's CCTV hotel blaze » Shanghai Daily A fireman was confirmed dead in a blaze that engulfed a hotel near the new China Central Television (CCTV) headquarters in Beijing last night. Six other people were injured in the fire. |
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Firecrackers blamed for hotel fire near Beijing's new CCTV headquarters, 7 injured » People's Daily A hotel adjacent to the new China Central Television (CCTV) headquarters in Beijing caught fire Monday night. As of 0:45 a.m. Tuesday, the fire has been under control, but blaze could still be seen on upper floors, witnesses said. Seven... |