A fire broke out in a shopping mall in Hong Kong. How can fire safety be ensured in large commercial complexes?

A fire broke out at the World Trade Center in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, at noon on December 15. As of around 4:30 p.m. on the 15th, the fire had been basically extinguished. At least 13 people were sent to the hospital for treatment.

Hong Kong police said that more than 1,200 people needed to be evacuated during the fire. During the fire, more than 300 people were trapped on the rooftop, but all of them have been rescued.

Hong Kong media said that the initial suspicion was that the fire was caused by a fire in the electricity meter room, which then affected the scaffolding, causing thick smoke to billow and affecting citizens in the shopping mall.

Large commercial complexes are densely populated

Once a fire occurs, it will threaten people's lives and property. How to ensure the fire safety of large commercial complexes? Click on the picture below to learn ↓↓↓

Source: CCTV News, The Paper, Xiaogan Fire Department