local time on October 12, a fire broke out in the finished product warehouse of a lithium battery manufacturing plant in Tangjin, South Korea. After receiving the alarm, the local fire department rushed to the scene, and the fire was completely extinguished at 1:58 p.m. that day.
It is understood that a large number of finished lithium batteries are stored in the fire warehouse. It was confirmed that there were no staff in the warehouse at the time of the fire, so there was no evacuation or injury. The relevant person in charge of the fire department said: "Preliminary judgment, the fire may be caused by thermal runaway of lithium batteries stored in the warehouse.".
It is worth noting that this is not the first time that a fire broke out in the warehouse of the factory. On the morning of August 31, a fire broke out in the warehouse of the factory, which was caused by thermal runaway inside the battery. About 15 tons of lithium batteries stored in the warehouse were burned down by the fire.
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