WB上魔都的火灾有人在关注么

The city government said Tuesday that the death toll had risen to 53. It said more than 70 others had been rushed to hospitals.

There were sad scenes at hospitals as relatives searched for their loved ones. At Jing'an hospital, the father of Wang Yinxing, a 30-year-old woman who lived on the 22nd floor of the building, searched a list of survivors at the hospital but could not find his daughter's name.

"She called her husband and said: 'It's on fire! I have escaped from the 22nd floor to the 24th floor,' but then the phone got cut off," the father, Wang Zhiliang, 65, said with tears in his eyes. "That was the last we heard from her."

Some residents escaped by climbing down scaffolding that had been put up for the renovations. A resident identified as Mr. Zhou told Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix TV that he and his wife were napping in their 23rd floor apartment when they smelled smoke. He said they climbed down the scaffolding four stories before being rescued by firefighters.

An unidentified woman told Shanghai television her only option was to climb down the scaffolding. "If I jumped I would die, if I stayed (in the building) I would die," she said.

Public Security Minister Meng Jianzhu, China's top policeman, called Tuesday for an investigation into the cause of the fire.

He said anyone responsible for the blaze would be punished.

One local resident complained Tuesday that firefighters, some who climbed scaffolding to save people, had been late getting to the blaze.

"They were too slow. The first fire truck came at least 25 minutes later," said a woman who would identify herself only by her surname Zhen.

She said she lived across the street and called the fire department as soon as she saw the flames.

Survivors were taken to nine Shanghai hospitals, and a doctor at Jing'an Central Hospital surnamed Zhang said more than 20 seriously hurt people had been admitted for treatment. Most of the survivors had suffered asphyxia from the smoke fumes, another doctor said.

Shanghai state television showed survivors at another hospital in the city, covered in thick blankets as they emerged from a high-pressure oxygen chamber.

Xinhua quoted local residents as saying the building was built in the 1990s and housed mainly teachers from several schools in Jing'an District, many of them retirees.

Shanghai, a city of 20 million and venue of the recently concluded World Expo, has seen a construction frenzy in recent years, ranging from high rises that dot its skyline to new subway lines, highways and airport upgrades. But unsafe building work remains a chronic problem in China.

Last year, a nearly finished 13-story apartment building in Shanghai collapsed, killing one worker. Investigations showed that excavated dirt piled next to the building may have caused the collapse.

想到昨天还有人嫌普及安全知识的GN说教的

多一个人了解真的可能就多救一条性命啊

我真的觉得普及安全知识很必要啊

真等危急时刻说不定那一点点知识就给了人勇气和力量

能多救一条性命功德无量啊

就算罗嗦一点又有什么呢

这种事情本来就应该是天天讲月月讲的

我也算是大城市生活的受过高等教育的年轻居民

对这些事情真的是一窍不通

我真难以想象如果自己居住的环境面临这样的险情我该怎么做

消防演习也就是大家排着队从消防通道鱼贯而下

可是如果门打不开呢烟太大呢走不了了

真的不知道怎么办啊

今天上海的主要报纸有重点报道吗？对于灾难的报道，不要跟我说那些关于消防部门如何及时领导多么关心的P话

今天上海的主要报纸有重点报道吗？对于灾难的报道，表跟我说那些关于消防部门如何及时领导多么关心的P话

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刚看到说晨报10个整版，青年报8个整版报道

具体还没看到

今天上海的主要报纸有重点报道吗？对于灾难的报道，表跟我说那些关于消防部门如何及时领导多么关心的P话

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主要报纸头版都是吧

早上看电视，倒都是在说什么领导亲切慰问之类的屁话

今天上海的主要报纸有重点报道吗？对于灾难的报道，表跟我说那些关于消防部门如何及时领导多么关心的P话

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大部分报纸还是很给力的，属于事实报道。但是脑残报东方早报更“给力”啊！头版竟然是大大的手表广告！！我擦！！！！

看到视频更觉得难过

还有韩少那视频上午还能放，刚就被屏蔽了

虽然他说话太过于愤青甚至没头脑，但是我们居然不能面对这样的评论，也有点悲哀

这个GN我认识的 TT

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抚摸，GN请节哀……

HH真的很装B

以前还没这么反感他的

GN在闵行哪里？

我住闵行，围脖刷不开，看到这个消息害怕

看见黑烟的GN在闵行哪个位置？我在闵行梅陇没看见什么啊

http://t.sina.com.cn/1730209532/zF0t37y8V0

贴个WB地址~有些东报的工作人员竟然还厚着脸皮来狡辩？！围观~